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Ground could soon be broken on a third multi-million dollar Aiken project

Summary by The Post and Courier
the Aiken City Council broke ground on a new water treatment plant and a downtown mixed-use building and it could soon break ground on the first phase of the Powderhouse Connector.

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Ground could soon be broken on a third multi-million dollar Aiken project

the Aiken City Council broke ground on a new water treatment plant and a downtown mixed-use building and it could soon break ground on the first phase of the Powderhouse Connector.

·Charleston, United States
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