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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2014
Page
3
Reader describes ongoing barking from a pair in an SUV with a dog behind, says it alarms animals and cites city and county barking dog codes with fines for repeat offenders. Advises daily animal control contact and offers safety tips and community concerns on local issues.
A reader thanks a Good Samaritan who fixed a flat tire Friday night and praises an Aiken County Sheriff’s Office investigator for diligent work on a burglary case. Another reader thanks an unnamed woman for recent help, with readers invited to share feedback via TalkBack.
Edgefield County Historical Society drew over 150 people to a spring meeting at Horn's Creek Baptist Church. A caretaker’s cottage foundation was laid with a Security Federal Bank loan as reenactors fired rifles and cannons and a Palm Sunday service was led by Rev. Tom DiMarco. The building, likely the oldest public structure in Edgefield County, dates to 1784 and awaits major renovations to become a small museum and event site.
The Aiken Planning Commission will discuss a proposed amendment to allow new exterior lighting types beyond current standards in commercial and institutional zones. A public work session on sign visibility and trees precedes the 6 p.m. meeting at 214 Park Ave.
The Aiken Planning Commission will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers on the second floor of the Municipal Building at 214 Park Ave. The agenda invites public attendance and discussion on planning items.
The 94th home by Aiken County Habitat for Humanity was dedicated as a 25th anniversary project with Lucille Miller moving in soon. Executive Director Richard Church notes a 100th home is planned for 2015 and Fred Hale’s memorial sponsorship funds the project. Ben Baugh reports.
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