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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 2005
Page
2
Four candidates compete for two Council seats in Aiken with one party fielding two factions. Incumbents hold two other posts. Candidates clash over tactics and issues while publicly denying mudslinging and stressing visions for the city.
Tom Rapp, horticulturist for the City of Aiken, will lead the Aiken Downtown Development Association Fall Gardening seminar. The $20 event runs 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday Sept 3 at the Aiken Municipal Building Conference Center, with Q&A and plant care guidance.
North Augusta City Council reviewed proposed Greeneway regulations to be enforced by Public Safety including a 15 mph speed limit for riders, helmet rules for riders 14 and under, single file riding, passing signals, and penalties for violations. The session also covered site options for a new municipal complex and ARTS long range plans.
Aiken Public Safety arrested six suspects amid a weekend drug sweep yielding about $1,000 in drugs and paraphernalia. Officers spotted 18 year old Mario Hall on Colleton Avenue, later charging him with marijuana and cocaine offenses and resisting arrest. Meghan Green and John Maxey faced drug charges. Benjamin Torgesen was charged with cocaine marijuana and minor in possession. Two juveniles were also charged with cocaine and marijuana possession.
The 122nd Combat Support Engineer Company of the South Carolina National Guard plans a departure ceremony at Saluda High School football stadium Wednesday before its deployment to Iraq. About 125 soldiers, including some Aiken County residents, mobilized in 2003 but did not deploy then. mission remains undetermined.
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