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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2004
Page
2
Readers complain about yard trash left in streets and early pickups, demand enforcement of local litter and zoning rules, and question bylaw details. They urge accountability for roadside trash, while others discuss local politics and community safety.
Two thirds of the Aiken County Capital Projects Sales Tax Commission met with leaders from the county and cities to review the Tax Act and project selection rules. The group discussed fund distribution methods, interim chair Dr. John Bigger was named, and city appointee plans were set for April 12.
Aiken County deputies will use five external Automated External Defibrillators on every on duty shift after donations from Elvin Jones and programs funded by Mended Hearts and USC Aiken. Sheriff Hunt emphasized trained responders and faster care can save lives amid sudden cardiac arrests.
Home economist Sue Johnson demonstrated eight quick recipes at Aiken Technical College as part of a Taste of Home event. Linda Goss praised the shows and hoped for more programs, while sponsors included Aiken Technical College, Aiken Regional Medical Centers, Lowe’s of Aiken and Kroger among others.
Michael W. Gibbons has been named city editor of The Aiken Standard reporting to Tim O Briant. He has served as assignment editor since February 2003 and began at the paper in 1995 as an advertorial writer.
The City of Aiken parks department hosts Bunny Bop N Hop at the Odell Weeks Soccer Field on Saturday April 10 from 10 a.m. to noon for ages 3-10 with a $3 admission. under 3 and over 10 attend free, rain moves to gym 2.
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