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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2011
Page
3
SRS employees are told to tidy their work vehicles before entry point inspections due to unsanitary conditions requiring gloves. The message references accountability with a nod to the buck stopping with leaders.
A reader argues it may be wise to discard the tea party and allow government spending to push the nation toward bankruptcy, claiming that is the desired outcome of many. The remark presents a provocative view on fiscal policy and political strategy.
A comprehensive feature explores the downtown parkways project for storm water relief. It traces development from planning to completion, explains goals for reduced runoff, outlines key partners and stakeholders, and examines current performance and long term benefits for residents and businesses.
The Labor Department reports the share of eligible Americans employed fell to 58.1 percent, the lowest in nearly three decades, amid rising homelessness and record food stamp usage, prompting questions about the administration’s promises.
Aiken City Manager Richard Pearce and several officials discussed possible local effects after Standard and Poor's downgrade of the U.S. rating from AAA to AA. They noted mixed impacts on debt, pensions, and bond markets while stressing prudence and monitoring.
City council votes unanimously to retain the current commercial use table amid resident and business opposition to amendments. A second reading and public hearing are set for Sept 12, while Planning Commission and council debates over Murphy Oil and Village at Houndslake amendments continue.
Aiken Center for the Arts hosts Taste of Wine and Art on Oct 20 from 7 to 10 p.m. at $50 per ticket. A cook book lecture occurs Oct 19 at 11 a.m. in Brown Pavilion with admission $10 for members $12 nonmembers.
The Heavy Hitters thank a local nonprofit for buying school supplies for less fortunate students. Call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com to leave a message. Readers' names are optional and comments may be edited for space.
The notice provides hours from 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and lists newsroom contact details. It includes names and phone lines for the sports editor Cam Huffman and the general newsroom line 644-2381 with a sports extension 644-2398.
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