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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2014
Page
13
The piece lists the Aiken Standard staff including Ellen Priest publisher Tim O Briant audience development director Melissa Hanna and Michael Ulmer editorial page editor It features a Yeats quotation about intellectual hatred as a reflective prompt.
Local efforts in Aiken highlight support for startups through USC Aiken's Small Business Development Center and The Mill on Park. U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham praised The Mill project, with 24/7 workspace and backing from the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce. The focus is on easing startup roadblocks and boosting local jobs.
South Carolina reports a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 5.5 percent for March, a marked improvement from January 2010’s 12.5 percent peak. State leaders say focus remains on keeping the private sector robust, encouraging business and job creation with sustainable incentives.
City crews and departments collected 117,177.79 cubic yards of Pax debris in 52 workdays, with a SCDOT contractor adding 52,000 and residents contributing 19,630, totaling 188,807.79. Officials credit teamwork, emergency lane management, and swift post storm recovery across the city.
Letter writer praises Camille Furgiuele for extensive local government experience in Newton New Jersey and her current roles in Aiken County. The note highlights prior town CFO and town manager duties and service on multiple boards plus ongoing leadership with Cedar Creek Property Owners and Emergency Management Committee.
An Aiken Standard correction regrets misidentifying former U S Senator Ted Kennedy in a Thursday letter about Graham leaving the U S Senate. Kennedy contributed to 2007 immigration reform efforts and was mislinked in the original editorial.
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