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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 2004

Page

2

Voters urged to choose best qualified coroner candidates

The message emphasizes voting for the most qualified coroner in Aiken County for the first time in over two decades. It notes similar past outcomes in sheriffs elections and urges voters to ignore unofficial endorsements, instead selecting the best candidate based on merit amid local concerns.

Aiken County

Piper Road speeding concern prompts reader call to action

Residents ask drivers to slow down on Piper Road due to children at play. Call the Talkback hotline at 803 648 2508 or email editorial aikenstandard com with brief comments. readers' names not required and comments may be edited for space.

Piper Road Aikenstandard Aiken

Correction: Blue Top Grill earns 95 on health inspection

The Blue Top Grill at 212 Aiken Road Graniteville received a 95 score from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control on the latest inspection dated Sept 30 2003. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error in Sundays edition.

Aiken Road Graniteville S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control Aiken

Reality crash reenactment shocks North Augusta students

Sirens wailed as North Augusta High School juniors and seniors watched a staged car crash on the football field. Emergency crews depicted a fatal incident with three dead, a felony DUI arrest, and a paralyzed student, underscoring the consequences of drinking and driving.

North Augusta Aiken County Jones Bowen Tri-Development Safety Project Bowen Stormy Gaskin South Carolina Greg Thompson Karen

Ryberg proposes three townhomes on former gas station site

Senator Greg Ryberg and wife Betty plan to demolish the yellow Price Automotive building at Park and Hayne Avenues to build three upscale townhouses. The Rybergs will occupy the nearest unit with two for sale. City workers may assist demolition with about 3000 dollars in funds from reserve accounts.

Aiken Park Avenue Hayne Avenue Greg Ryberg R-Aiken Betty Whiskey Road Price Automotive Ryberg Rybergs Lessie Price Fred Cavanaugh Jane Vaughters

CSRA Foundation Grantseeker Sessions Set for April

The Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area will host Grantseeker Sessions on April 20 and 21 from 10 to 11 a.m. at 701 Greene St Suite 200 Augusta. The free sessions assist 501c3 nonprofits applying for 2004 unrestricted grants. Reservations required. call 706-724-1314. Also, Aiken Spring Classic Horse Shows run April 21 25 and April 28 May 2 at Aiken Horse Park benefiting Aiken County Land Trust and SPCA.

Csra Community Foundation Community Foundation Savannah River Area Serotta Maddocks Evans & Co Cpa’s Greene St Augusta Aiken

Kroger plans demolition for Heritage Square store project

Kroger seeks to tear down the old Dillard's location in Heritage Square Shopping Center starting April 29 for a 70 000 square foot grocery store with a free standing fuel center. demolition should take about three weeks with City of Aiken support on debris removal and dumping fees. The new shopping area aims to open in Q1 2005 as City officials review budget options at the April 26 council meeting.

Kroger Corporation Dillard’s Heritage Square Robert Sunukjian Kroger Chad Treadwell Sunukjian Aiken Aiken County Roger LeDuc Larry Morris LeDuc Jane Vaughters

Sno Cone Vendor Returns to Southside Stand

Bo Mitchell and his mother Robin resume a Sno Cone business on 2300 Whiskey Road after zoning battles with Aiken County Planning. A temporary use permit covers six months at Tire Kingdom property, with a 10 foot road setback adjustment planned this weekend.

Bo Mitchell Robin Aiken County Planning and Development Department Tire Kingdom Whiskey Road Robin Mitchell Aiken Hollywood J.C. Lexow Flexow Aikenstandard

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