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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2009
Page
1
Donnie Ray Fox, 50, died in a late Saturday crash on Rushton Road in Aiken after his 1996 Chrysler Sebring overturned and he was ejected. He wasn’t wearing a seat belt. Speed and alcohol were considered factors, with a pending toxicology. This marks the county 36th traffic death in 2009.
Council members outline aims for 2010 focusing on recruiting and expanding industry to create jobs while avoiding tax increases. Targets include paving roads funded by the one cent sales tax, advancing the County Complex, funding departments, and attracting business without raising taxes.
LaVana McKenzie pledges to keep public safety at the forefront and ensure efficient services within the budget. She stresses sticking to the strategic plan and continuing to advance county priorities in Aiken County during economic constraints.
The Aiken Standard is counting down to Christmas with its own Advent calendar and invites readers to find today’s ornament inside the paper for a festive moment.
Courtney Cloud joined about 20 Schofield Middle School students at the First Tee of Aiken golf clinic at Houndslake Country Club. The event featured a demo by a First Tee of Augusta executive, 50 volunteers, and partnerships with Aiken Police Athletic League.
Homeowners in South Carolina risk losing free foreclosure counseling after officials did not apply for federal funds. The state faces pending shortages as Congress added 65 million for the program but state agencies and nonprofits must compete for grants. The looming gap could push more owners toward loan modification without professional guidance.
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