Montmorenci Fire Truck Loan Question Sparks Local Debate
A resident questions why funds are not available for a fire truck while considering a Patel hotel loan. The debate centers on local government finances and aid legitimacy, with skepticism about waste and priorities. Aiken residents also question school education fee allocations after 11 years of residence.
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Montmorenci
Patel
Aiken
Citizens react to street lights and local traffic concerns
A reader letter discusses street light coverage on Whiskey Road and South Boundary, suggests adding a red arrow right turn signal, and argues for responsive city action. The note also references ATVs and golf carts enforcement by ACSO, calls for safer parental practices, and urges broader recognition of local football players plus a reader hotline for commentary.
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Laggree Win U
Whiskey Road
Whiskey
South Boundary
Aiken Progress on Tennis Complex at Weeks Center
After years of planning, Aiken begins first phase of a 1.3 million dollar tennis complex at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center. Eight clay courts and four hard courts are planned with city as general contractor and multiple firms handling construction and drainage. The project aims to mid 2000s, with skate park plans and future Citizens Park enhancements.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Aiken Parks and Recreation
Glenn Parker
Parker
Weeks Center
Aikenwu
Citizens Park
Howard B. Jones
Lexington
Cold Creek Nursery
Aiken
Mabus Brothers
Augusta
Alrich Elec ‘Cal
Citizens Park II
Diner receives national nod from Bon Appétit feature
The Diner on Laurens earns national exposure as Bon Appétit’s next issue highlights the restaurant in a piece on great neighborhood restaurants. Owner Brian Kleinbuch celebrates the recognition, recalling his 23 years in the business and the goal of being reviewed well in a national magazine.
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Laurens
Condé Nast Publications Inc
Icle
Brian Kleinbuch
Kleinbuch
Aiken
Bon Appétit
June Murff
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
June
Ginny Sousworth
Susan
Rotary opens world for young business leaders travel study
Rotary International promotes international understanding through group study exchange since 1955. Each 4 to 6 week overseas program funds personal and professional contact for ages 25 to 40, non Rotarians, with two years in their field. Contacts Steve Black or John Walker for details. Sunrise Rotary meets Thursdays at Houndslake Country Club.
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Rotary International
Rotary
Bill Boyd
Sunrise Rotary of
Aiken
Boyd
Hong Kong
Sunrise Rotary
Central Australia
Steve Black
John Walker
Aiken Sunrise Rotary
Houndslake Country Club
Memorial plans at Schofield as 9 11 observed
Schofield Middle School prepares a solemn observance for the 9 11 anniversary citing plans to pledge at 11 a.m. and sing the National Anthem with TV viewing option. District administrators will meet to share ideas and guidelines while students recall ties with New York City firefighters and a 2001 letter drive.
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Schofield
Beatrice McGhee
Social Studies
Aiken County
Linda Eldridge
Eldridge
Sally Jenkins
New York City
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