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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2015
Page
3
Readers urge expansion of medical care and local commerce in Aiken. They argue for higher minimum wage and new shops like Trader Joe's to ease congestion on Whiskey Road. Green light bulbs appeared in a holiday section and readers discuss media feedback and comment policies.
Aiken County Council voted seven to two Tuesday night to oppose resettlement of refugees in Aiken County and to oppose state funds for the effort. The Aiken Standard issues a correction and invites readers to report factual errors to the editorial staff.
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Scott Floyd has been named principal of Aiken Middle School following board approval. He comes from Fort Dorchester High School in North Charleston where he has served as assistant principal since 2011, overseeing instruction and programs and contributing to strong state ratings and gains in advanced coursework.
Mental Health America of Aiken County hosts Operation Santa for adults with mental illness. Nearly 200 gift bags were distributed with Santa, Beanie Babies, and a holiday dinner prepared by FCCLA students. Organizer Lisa Tindal notes the event offers social support and a festive meal for attendees.
The York Street bridge between Park and Colleton Avenues is closed by the South Carolina Department of Transportation for minor repairs after loose boards were reported. Detours include Chesterfield Laurens and Williamsburg Streets. repairs are expected to finish by December 11. Dan Brown is the governing official cited.
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