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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 2012

Page

3

TalkBack comments raise community concerns in Aiken

Readers urge responsible action on dog abandonment and critique views on aging and welfare policy. The piece notes editorial policy changes for signed letters and invites brief, concise comments via hotline or email, with editors retaining rights to edit.

TalkBack Aikenstandard.com Aiken

Corrections Notice for Aiken Standard Errors

The Aiken Standard corrects errors from Monday’s edition. Xantos Wagener Police Department’s Belgian Malinois was acquired through Custom Canine Unlimited LLC in Maysville Georgia. The Sun day FOTAS By the Numbers column reversed years 2012 first column 2011 second.

Xantos Wagener Police Department Custom Canine Unlimited LLC Maysville

Enova Energy to Build Wood Pellet Plants in Edgefield and Trenton

Atlanta based Enova Energy plans a $330 million investment to build three wood pellet plants in Edgefield County and Trenton to produce 450 000 metric tons yearly for export. Construction will add about 150 jobs per site with 70 direct roles and over 200 permanent positions overall. plants will ship pellets via rail to Savannah.

Edgefield Edgefield County Enova Energy Trenton Enova Savannah North America

Newcomers' Club Meeting in October

The Aiken Newcomers' Club will gather Tuesday October 9 at Newberry Hall. Registration starts 10 a.m. with a 10:15 a.m. business meeting, followed by a 11:30 a.m. luncheon costing 14 dollars. Don Mitcham of the South Carolina Storytelling Network is guest speaker. reservations by noon October 4.

Aiken Newcomers’ Club Newberry Hall Newberry St Don Mitcham South Carolina Storytelling Network

SRR launches voluntary separation program at Savannah River Site

Savannah River Site contractor SRR announced a voluntary separation initiative targeting permanent full time staff. The program offers a severance equal to one week pay per year of service, with about two weeks to participate and a deadline of Oct. 8. Some may stay to complete projects. medical coverage may be available via the DOE Displaced Worker program.

Savannah River Department of Energy SRR Dave Olson SRS Dean Campbell Campbell DOE Olson Savannah River Nuclear Solutions

Aiken County School Board to review tech upgrades

Deputy Superintendent David Caver and technology director Dal Stanley outline a major migration to a new platform with $1.8 million from the district fund balance. The phased rollout starts Oct 29 at the Career Center and several high schools, with later work at elementary and middle schools and extensive computer replacements and wireless upgrades.

Aiken County Wagener-Salley High School Ridge Spring-Monetta High Businss Duane Cooper S.C. School Boards Association

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