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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2014
Page
3
Letters complain of persistent panhandling downtown and hazards on Dougherty Road and a cratering road behind South Aiken Baptist. Call for action on utility costs, a Dec 12 holiday, and better support for seniors while criticizing tax policy and trash collection funding.
Readers discuss Christmas origins, government funding, and MOX pay, while hoping University Hospital gains OK for a new facility. Aiken residents weigh in on two hospitals, church history, and practical etiquette, with talkback guidance and contact details.
Mary Evelyn Allen 65 of Aiken was arrested on medical assistance provider fraud and falsifying an employee transcript and charged with a felony computer crime. Investigators say KinderKids used a forged Columbia College transcript to qualify for Medicaid reimbursement. Allen is jailed in Aiken County and KinderKids may no longer be in operation.
Children at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center enjoyed a festive tree lighting and chat with Santa Claus, portrayed for 38 years by Charles Harris. Guests included families from H. Odell Weeks Activities Center and local churches, with former staffers like Betty Giles and Ethel Pope sharing warm views on the community tradition.
Aiken County Council approved adding 150000 to the Langley Pond project for dam assessment and repair continuing a prior 150000 allocation. The move came as Councilman Scott Singer, ending his 12 years on District 2, endorsed successor Camille Furgiuele. The flash flood watch for Langley Dam was canceled as officials monitor drawdown and leak repairs. Maayan Schechter reports.
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