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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2006
Page
3
residents express anger at rapid development as new residents push for prices and taxes to fund growth. one writer notes outsiders aim to remake Aiken into the city they left, while another says newcomers are not upset by the term yet oppose greed driven changes.
The Doren murder trial ended in a mistrial due to insufficient evidence to meet the beyond a reasonable doubt standard. The county faced thousands in costs and prosecutors plan a February retrial, while a Talkback column criticizes elitist groups and suggests the town benefits from the growing horse industry.
Rick's Produce on Whiskey Road offers a tree flocking service using a machine that mixes a white powder with water to spray a snowy finish. The process takes five to ten minutes per tree and about 24 hours to dry, with lighter options available. Nearly 15 flocked trees have been sold this season and the service can be applied to wreaths and garland. The flame retardant finish helps needle retention, and care remains simple: keep the tree watered. Contact Krystin Merriweather at Merriweather aikenstandard com.
The South Carolina Army National Guard 122nd Engineering Company held its annual Christmas party to honor soldiers and their families. Family Readiness Group leader Paula Scott replaces Lucy Dillon as volunteers explain the group’s role in keeping rosters and sharing information. About 80 to 90 families attended as community donors provided gifts and support, with Santa and local businesses contributing to a festive, family centered event.
The Christian Science Reading Room, a longstanding downtown landmark in Aiken, invites the community to an open house on Saturday December 16 to celebrate its 40th anniversary. Open hours are Monday Wednesday Friday 10 am to 2 pm and Saturday 10 am to 1 pm.
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