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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2007
Page
3
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Citizens clash over replacing mills with a shopping complex and low income housing. They accuse the Design Review Board of arrogance and dictate over spending. The letter cites cultural center and depot debates and calls for funding changes to halt projects.
Readers chide Sheriff Hunt for firefighting duties arguing he was elected as chief law officer not a firefighter. They suggest he focus on traffic and education and joke about local sites like Odell Weeks Center and park behavior. Comments call for respect and proper use of parks and bike safety.
James Rispoli assistant secretary for Environmental Management spoke at a Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness event in Aiken about Savannah River Site plans. He advocated keeping H Canyon operational to 2019 and stressed preserving the skilled workforce while noting a five year budget plan and awaiting a forthcoming RFP for the Liquid Waste program.
Aiken’s faith based Jobs for Life program relies on volunteers to mentor adults seeking employment. Linda Payne, a champion volunteer, describes the work as rewarding, boosting self esteem and teaching resume writing and conflict resolution. Don Boyer coordinates the site with Christ Central and seeks more volunteers to dedicate eight weeks plus a year of follow up.
The notice from Aiken Communications Inc lists subscription options and delivery details for the Aiken Standard. It includes subscription prices, mailing addresses, and a calendar of Sunday delivery dates for 2007. It also notes postmaster changes and contact numbers for information.
Keith Wood will chair the 2007 fundraising campaign for United Way of Aiken County with a noon kickoff at Fort Augusta Community Center. The 2006 drive raised over 2.56 million for 30 agencies and 60 programs. Loaned executives include Melinda Bolen, Ellen Luton, Rod Rabon, and Wood as they train and visit partner agencies like Helping Hands.
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