Aiken Standard Group opposes shipping German uranium to SRS
A citizens group denounces a plan to move highly enriched uranium from Germany to Joint Base Charleston and then by rail to Savannah River Site. The CAB vote 10 9 against receiving 900 kilograms, abstentions were two, citing public risk and existing waste at SRS.
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South Korean EMS students train with Aiken County crews
Aiken County Emergency Services hosts 12 South Korean firefighters and paramedics in an international exchange through Augusta University. The visitors tour facilities, train on operational medicine, and observe local protocols in urban and rural settings with translators aiding English access.
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Utility work to limit traffic on Marlboro Grace routes
City of Aiken Utilities Department will limit traffic on Grace Avenue between Marlboro Street and Marion Street Extension starting at 8 a.m. The work is expected to last eight hours and may fully shut down the section. Motorists should plan ahead for altered traffic patterns in Ai ken.
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