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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2006
Page
3
A person asserts that activities on private land should be none of others’ business, arguing that Colony Parkway observers frame development as an eyesore while respecting property rights.
Miss Betty thanks parents and staff for thinking of her during her absence. She expresses appreciation for kind words and smiles and hopes to return after the holidays. She blesses the families and year ahead. She also thanks Josh, manager of Outback Steakhouse, for turning a bad night into a memorable meal.
A reader questions the balance between brief Talkback calls and lengthy column space. The Aiken Standard invites quick, pointed comments via hot line or email. names are optional and editorial space remains at the paper's discretion.
Aiken’s Brigadoon plans 1700 acres dedicated to equestrian living with 600 acres in phase one and 43 home sites. Two polo fields target fall 2007 completion, plus a 40 acre common area and 16 miles of private trails. Homes start at 17 500 per acre with gated entrances and four board fencing.
The Aiken Audubon Society held its annual Christmas bird count with eight teams covering a 15 mile circle. More than 75 species were identified, aided by binoculars and cameras as participants logged sightings and distances walked or driven.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office responded to a domestic dispute in which Joshua Lee Dooley 28 of Aiken allegedly pushed slapped and threatened the victim with a 9 mm handgun during the incident. The victim later recanted some details but said she feared the suspect and he was arrested near the scene and jailed. The handgun was turned over to investigators. The report notes the victim was uncooperative with police.
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