Aiken Planning Commission to hold hearing on trees and signs
The Aiken Planning Commission forwarded a zoning ordinance discussion on sign visibility and trees to a public hearing next month. They aim to allow removal of obstructive trees for both freestanding and building attached signs to improve road visibility, with interim director Tommy Paradise noting past oversights and the need to cover all signage scenarios.
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Aiken
Tommy Paradise
Planning Commission
Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Sept 9 in Aiken
The Planning Commission schedules a public hearing for September 9 at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at the Municipal Building 214 Park Ave. Par adise notes missed items while David Jameson of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce praises past sign and tree changes but says the process remains complex and could be streamlined.
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Planning Commission
Council
Park Ave
Paradise
David Jameson
Greater Aiken
Council Chambers
Hundred-year-old New Ellenton man loved by his family
Webster Dunbar of New Ellenton turns 100 as his large family honors him. Born August 14, 1914 in Barnwell County, he raised 11 children with wife and worked at SRS and local firms before retiring from Fiberglass. An eldest deacon at Four Miles Baptist Church, he valued family meals, faith, and hard work across 71 great grandchildren and 55 great great grandchildren.
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New Ellenton
Webster Dunbar
Dunbar
Barnwell County
Old Ellenton
Savannah River
Emma Odom
SRS
Claussen Construction
Augusta
Odom
David
Four Miles Baptist Church
Joe
New
Ellenton
Harman Rawl Reunion Scheduled for Aug 24
Adrian Harman Rawl Reunion set for Sunday August 24 at 1 p.m. in the parish building of St. John's Lutheran Church 213 St John's Road Lexington. All family members and friends invited. Bring a picnic lunch and sweet tea. For more information call 803-957-1884 or 803-996-1192.
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Adrian Harman Rawl
St. John’s Lutheran
St. John’s Road
Lexington
Equity Trust petitions Supreme Court over Brooks case venue
Equity Trust Company seeks review by the South Carolina Supreme Court of a circuit court venue ruling in the Brooks case. The firm argues Ohio law governs contracts and that a forum may be Ohio, contending the Lorain County venue is more convenient for witnesses.
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Jay Brooks
Ohio
S.C. Supreme Court
Equity Trust Company
Supreme Court
Aiken County
Peggy All
Pamela Galari
Denton County
Texas
David
Rebecca Hendryx
Brooks
Compass Academy
Equity Trust
Doyer
Jack
Lorain County
South Carolina
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