Aiken School Board to review budget proposals and charter reports
The Aiken County School District will present three 2003 2004 budget scenarios with proposed cuts and millage increases at the Tuesday board meeting. State budget reductions leave the district about 12.1 million dollars less than last year. The board will also receive the first annual reports from Lloyd Kennedy Charter School and Midland Valley Preparatory School, and review various grants including a 3000 dollar allocation to AL Corbett Middle School for staff development.
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Aiken County
Aiken Board of Education
Linda Eldridge
Brock Heron
Aiken
Frank Roberson
Lloyd-Kennedy Charter School
Midland Valley Preparatory School
Board of
Edu
Cation
Board of Education
AL. Corbett Middle School
Southeastern Eisenhower
American Association of University Women
Pinecrest Center
Aiken Jaycees May Cancel Independence Fireworks
The Aiken Jaycees warn the annual Fireworks Extravaganza may be canceled due to a sponsor shortfall. Major sponsors pulled out as budgets tightened, and the group seeks local business support. A final decision will be made by May 6, with contact to Mike Fanning for sponsorship details.
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Jaycees
Aiken Jaycees
May 13 campaign to fill unexpired Sheriff term
Campaigns begin May 13 to fill the unexpired term of Sheriff Howard Sellers who left to join the US Homeland Security Administration. The report lists $1,000 contributors to the Rowland and Hunt campaigns, and top donors to Butler and Britt campaigns with names and amounts.
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Howard Sellers
US. Homeland Security Administration
Rowland
C.N. Brown
BUS AV/DEL Inc
Wilmington
Del
Stephen L. Cameron
J. Russell Flanders
Lillian Flanders
Phelon Motorsports Inc
RE. Phelon Company Inc
Stephanie Ramey
Hunt
Edward Carey
Don Cheeks Jr
Thomas Crouch
Crouch, Enterprises
Robert Gossett
Sheri Gossett
Michael Grooms
Bryan Johnson
CBS & J Enterprises Inc
Michael Laughlin
Mill Race Farm
Kathleen Meredith
John T Page
Karen Papouchado
Lucien Papouchado
Craig Schenck
Mike Weathers
Weathers
Weathers ‘Tire Service, John West, Dale Williams Jr
Robert Wisnieski
Southeastern Forest Products
Joe Babb
Charles Bar
Ranco
Don's Auto & Truck Parts and
Country Convenience Inc
Butler
Nolan Grant
Westbury
John Dukes
Garfield
N.J
Edward C. Brohl
Goldie S. Randle
Aiken
Britt
Carolina Collision Wrecker Service
Nonagail Townsend
Paul and
Sue Stallings
County plans new tennis facilities and membership options
The Weeks Center outlines new tennis courts with public access kept on the existing hard courts. Membership packages for county and city residents range from yearly options to 90 minute court fees with adult city resident yearly memberships $125 and non residents $175. Family memberships city residents $200 non residents $300. Court fees before 5 pm are $2 for residents and $3 for non residents on hard courts and clay courts prices rise by a dollar after 5 pm. Courts open Monday through Thursday 8 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday 8 am to 8 or 9 pm Sundays pending. For more information call 642-7739.
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Weeks Center
Calvert
Inmate Labor Shapes Aiken Budget Deliberations
County Administrator Clay Killian says inmate labor costs must be included as Aiken and Aiken County draft their budgets. He cites inmate crews serving 49 city county and state agencies, with impact expected during tight budget times.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Clay Killian
Aiken County Council
Killian
Public Works Department
Department of Corrections
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Brookhaven Drive
Eldridge
Mike Fanning
Hudson & Marshall Auctioneer
SC &Nc
Tru
North
South Carolina
Ayn Pes
Garry Ash
Hitchcock Healthcare
Cabo
Rye
Sheraton
Jack Nicklaus
Golf
Call Hitchcock Healthcare
Thunderbird
Satcher Ford Lincoln Mercury
Mae
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