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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2012
Page
2
Judy Smith a longtime McDonald's worker celebrating her birthday with friend Shirley Shuford and owner operator Pam Powers at the Whiskey Road location. Smith has 18 years with the chain and her birthday falls on April 1.
East Aiken School of the Arts announces March Student of Character Chancelor Anderson, joined by students C abiahn Anderson Khaylon Coleman Jalaya Buggs Melissa Corona Amani Pough Victoria Smith Chandler Tindall Stephen Geter Kayley Barnhill Jax son Briatico Annabelle Cadden Sofie Campbell Kayden Corbett Haylee DuBose Maya Guzman Damascus Barnes Abagail Magee Kaylee Boyd Matthew Abernethy Jeena Simpkins Erika Robinson Alex Tice Amaya Johnson Darin Parker Alex Robertson Somers Smith and Easton Spezialletti were recognized for commendable character.
USC Aiken will celebrate Irene Rudnick’s 50 years with a reception at Gregg Graniteville Library on campus, honoring her long service since 1962. Rudnick taught business law and other courses, later serving as Aiken County School superintendent and state representative, with interim dean David Harrison praising her enduring impact.
The Aiken County Board of Education meets tonight at 7 at the district office 1000 Brookhaven Drive to hear Janice Kitchings discuss parental involvement strategies. South Aiken High School and Schofield Middle School are to be recognized as district academic team winners. Keith Liner will give a legislative issues update.
Aiken City Council holds a special meeting to vote on a resolution approving the Laurens Street bridge replacement. SCDOT will rebuild inside city limits and seeks removal of the damaged span and a new bridge opened quickly to traffic.
Aiken County Council holds a second public hearing to consider funding for a new county office complex and Bridgestone Americas tire operations projects. The plan seeks 37.5 million for the complex and 12.5 million for Bridgestone with about 22 million available to leverage via a Capital Project Sales Tax.
The county plans a 7 p m hearing at the Aiken County Council Building on funding a new County Complex and Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations. Total financing about 27.5 million will come from installment purchase revenue bonds or general obligation bonds with differing pros and cons.
Council discusses installment purchase bonds versus general obligation bonds. Bunker notes installment bonds avoid the 8 percent debt limit, while general obligation bonds may be cheaper for taxpayers but consume bonding capacity. Council members seek the option most favorable to residents amid a months long education effort.
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