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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2013
Page
3
A Talkback column laments junk influx into Aiken and state neglect from Washington. It criticizes infrastructure delays on Whiskey Road, vows not to fund sidewalks, and condemns lenient sentencing seen as a joke in the legal system. It invites readers to comment via hotline or email.
The Aiken Standard corrects errors from Monday and Tuesday editions. Voter figures cite 102 274 registered in 160 000 county residents with 91 284 in 2008. New voting machines target three precincts Montmorenci 22 Gem Lakes 60 Sandstone 70.
The Aiken Jaycees parade steps off at 2 p.m. from Park Avenue and Union Street as 90 entries including bands from local high schools and floats from Security Federal Bank and Friendship African Baptist Church join Santa Claus on a fire truck. Grand marshal David Jameson leads a rain contingency.
The Aiken Jaycees announce the Christmas Memories parade Sunday at 2 p.m. The route starts Park Avenue and Union Street with free entry. Participants should arrive by noon at North Augusta Plaza near Martintown Road and Knox Avenue.
The Aiken Design Review Board unanimously approves a 134 by 25 foot red wood pavilion on the north side of Whitney Polo Field replacing the event tent. The structure adds a second story announcers area and first floor flooring for safety. It aims to boost polo events and civic enjoyment in Aiken.
The Cotillion of Aiken hosts its 60th anniversary Christmas Cotillion at Houndslake Country Club on Dec. 14. The event continues a long local tradition begun anew in 1954 by Aiken ladies. The Palmetto Groove Band will provide music. for tickets or details call 803 270 1984.
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