Aiken hospitality tax receipts exceed initial forecast
City officials report more than 100000 dollars in hospitality tax funds collected after the first month, about 6.6 percent above the 100000 dollar budget. Invoices show 147 payments totaling 106588.91 for prepared foods and beverages. City will monitor monthly collections and report results, while council hears pavement study updates for Gem Lakes from Toole Engineers and Willmer Engineering.
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Aiken City
Nathan Campbell
Rick Toole
Toole Engineers
Augusta
Willmer Engineering
Gem Lakes
Park Ave
City of Aiken
Toole Engineering
Deaths and Funerals: Piney Grove honors local soldiers
Obituary brief notes the passing of 1B 1SG William Kim Patterson of Orange Park FL and 1SG Artis Roberson Jr of Greenville SC with funeral services pending. Also listed are Earnest Pop Lee Staley of Salley SC and Marian M Ling of Aiken SC in the same notices.
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Artis Roberson Jr., Greenville Earnest
Pop
Lee Staley, Salley
Marian M. Ling
Aiken
Five Day Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy Highs Near Ninety
Partly cloudy conditions persist with a high near 91 degrees and a low around 73. The forecast calls for continued warm, dry weather across the period with limited chances of scattered showers.
Fit 4 School rally brings free services to Graniteville students
The sixth annual Fit 4 School event at the Chandler Law Firm hosted a YMCA venue offering free school supplies meals and activities from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Attendees lined up for hearing screenings by Hearing Associates of South Carolina and enjoyed haircuts and martial arts demonstrations while families gathered for entertainment and information on education and health.
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Paul Baleo
Karen Jones
Chandler Law Firm
YMCA
Trolley Line Road
Graniteville
Lakeshia Brown
Karen
Ing Associates
South Carolina
Mark
Jeffery Stemple
Travis Jordan
Aiken School of Barbering
Kristina
Chris Todd
Catherine Todd
Obama overtime rule aims to expand eligibility nationwide
The Obama administration proposes raising the salary threshold for overtime eligibility from 23 660 to 50 440 per year, affecting about 4.6 million salaried workers. The plan, expected by 2016, skips Congress and follows a 2014 memo to modernize exemptions.
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Barack Obama
Obama
Department of Labor
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Aikenstandard.com
William Kim Patterson
Orange Park, FL
Aiken Hospital
Price
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Strom Thurmond
Dear Abby
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Brown
Sherri Little
FNETA
Michael Ulmer Mulmer
Esis
Cee Aiken
WELER
Silver Bluff
Floydandgreen.com
John Heee
Ippolita
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