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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2007
Page
3
A letter expresses thanks for council responsiveness and the Hopelands Gardens Concert at H Odell Weeks Center. The writer thanks Heather for the singing and Auto Tech Inc for sponsorship. The piece argues GVW consolidation cost concerns and favoring local spending with tax dollars.
A resident argues for rebuilding the Depot in Aiken and preserving the town’s historic structures. The speaker laments the demolition and says visitors come to see the old town, urging care to keep key landmarks intact.
The remark argues government and contractors want SREL hidden from public view with no whistle blowers. It claims dangers at the SREL and SRS threaten area residents and the environment and that details are intentionally suppressed.
Readers praise a city vending box idea at the Laurens Street and Richland Avenue corner. The mayor backs it as a convenient addition that suits the town. Aiken Standard invites TalkBack comments via phone or email.
Aiken County deputies including Sheriff Michael Hunt pursue a rising burglaries wave. Two men in Warrenville face second and third degree burglary charges after Hunt tracked a golf cart to a storage area and confronted them as a chain saw was removed. Additional arrests include Terry Bennett in Gloverville and a North Augusta teen linked to White Oak Drive incidents. Investigators seek a second suspect described as a white male, 5 feet 4 inches, 135 pounds with blond hair.
Aiken County School District officials say the next district superintendent should resemble Bill Gallman. Gallman, interim superintendent since July 1 after Linda Eldridge’s resignation, has retired but stays through October. The search committee, created by the Board of Education, has held five public input sessions, with one final meeting slated for Area 2 at North Augusta High School Monday.
Saluda Theater presents Thornton Wilder’s Our Town directed by Dean Roesner with doors at 7 p.m. today and 3 p.m. Sunday. Tickets 10 for adults 5 for children 12 and under. Proceeds benefit a new roof on the Saluda Theater affiliated with Saluda County Historical Society.
The notice lists mailing address details at 356 326 Rutland Drive Akan and PO Box 120002 Pena Postmaster Sen tana. It shows various postage rates and ez pay information with references to dates Jan through Dec and contact numbers for information.
Aiken Public Safety and the Aiken County Sheriff's Office rotate officers to curb heat injuries as temperatures push past 100. Deputies directed traffic on U.S. 1 after a fatal crash while teams monitor heat risk. Camelbaks and ice chests aid hydration, with air conditioning kept on in patrol cars to protect personnel and K 9s.
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