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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 2011

Page

5

Local residents push for grocery access in Jackson area

Jackson Cole and neighbors note the nearest supermarket is 11 miles away in New Ellenton hindering seniors and attracting families. Harvey's ore would employ about 22 full time and 38 part time workers. Resident Lewis Whitlaw thanks officials, praising the town as kind and dear.

Cole Jackson New Ellenton Harvey’s Ore Lewis Whitlaw

Board reelects English and Fleming to one-year posts

School Board Chair Rose mary English and Vice Chair Ray Fleming were re elected to new one year terms after secret ballots. English led early on but moted out Green in the final tally while Fleming secured the vice chair post on the first ballot. Fleming has served since 2006 and English since 1998.

Rosemary English Ray Fleming English Fleming Levi Green Green

Aiken faces delay in municipal building expansion plan

Former City Manager Roger LeDuc cites a likely five year delay due to economic cooling and lower urgency. City legal staff moved to Rye Patch to free space while plans call for an 18 000 square foot two story addition with a Newberry Street or Alley entrance. The city considers purchasing a vacant 1968 building to support downtown vitality. council meets Monday at 7 p.m. in 214 Park Ave. S.W. Council chambers.

Roger LeDuc The Aiken Standard Rye Patch Newberry Street First Citizen’s Bank Park Avenue People’s Community Bank Pearce Council Park Ave. S.W

Occupy movement shifts tactic to foreclosed homes

Occupy protests expand beyond public spaces to foreclosed and boarded up houses in more than 25 cities including Atlanta and New York. Organizers say occupying bank owned properties highlights housing crisis anger while authorities monitor potential arrests in Seattle and Portland.

Seattle Wall Street Atlanta New York Brooklyn California Jeff Ordower Occupy U.S CoreLogic Portland

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