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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2002
Page
4
The Sunday alcohol sale law specifies fee uses for capital projects including tourism related facilities parks and recreations. Funds support in store property purchases festivals youth mentoring programs and city matching funds plus Legacy Trust and redevelopment authority needs.
The Aiken Hospitality Group submitted 2,676 signatures to the city for the Sunday sales issue, with 1,009 rejected for nonresidency or registration status. Anaclerio notes the effort’s payoff for the community, while Steve Hale says area establishments aim to buy yearlong or selected Sunday licenses including Masters Sunday and Super Bowl Sunday.
Jessica Atkins' murder case ends as Atkins' DNA from the scene matched a sample in a national database. The suspect has been in a Georgia prison on a probation violation since last May. Carpenter and Aiken DPS detectives expressed gratitude and faith, noting the family's relief and closure. Jessica, a senior at Aiken High School, was described as cheerful and worked at Red Lobster.
The ceremony features Brad Means of WJBF-TV as master of ceremonies. Fort Gordon Army Signal Band provides the 7 pm prelude with interludes by Maureen Simpson Steve Littlefield and choirs from Aiken and South Aiken High Schools under Don Dupe. Bischoff delivers the keynote on his experiences during and after the attacks. Concludes at 8 20 pm with a bagpipe escort to an outdoor silent balloon glow. Free to attend but arrive early due to limited parking and seating.
DNA match tied to Jessica Carpenter killing brings relief to the community and her family. Rienzo praised Aiken Public Safety for relentless work and expressed gratitude as the suspect is in custody. Deli owner Diane Rutherford described mixed emotions leaving up the portrait flyer until now.
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