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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2014
Page
3
A letter praising salary cuts for high paid public school administrators and critiquing AGY workers pay, lawn maintenance on Highway 78, and the return of the term house blend for mixed breed dogs. The writer also questions sports coverage of the WNBA and expresses a desire for more local context.
A reader argues that leaving a weapon in an unsecured vehicle warrants firearm ownership restrictions and questions personal responsibility. The letter also notes mall stores handle their own cleaning while the mall manages common areas, and invites readers to comment via TalkBack with contact details and editorial policies.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error in the Monday 1A story about Nuclear Care Partners aiding former SRS workers. It clarifies that with an approved Department of Labor diagnosis, patients become eligible for monetary compensation and a medical benefits card.
Jason Fulmer, seven years as a program manager at South Carolina nonprofit CERRA, will become associate program consultant at New Teacher Center in California. A USC Aiken graduate and former state and national teacher of the year, Fulmer helped mentor and train teachers and led induction and mentor programs across districts.
Aiken City Council voted 6-1 to approve a concept plan for an 11.8 acre Whiskey Road Stratford Drive site housing a 75,000 square foot residential assisted living facility. The motion excludes a driveway connection onto Stratford Drive, prompting objections from residents over traffic and safety concerns. The project by Smith Packett Med-Com LLC and Gerald Waters follows prior planning commission review and is the first phase of development on the Springstone Villas parcel.
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