Hanukkah Observance Lights Latkes At Adath Yeshurun
Jewish residents at Adath Yeshurun Synagogue celebrate Hanukkah with menorah lighting and latkes. The eight day festival recalls the Maccabees rededicating the Temple after oil lasted eight days. Families, including Howard Katz and Andrea with sons Elijah and Jonah, attend with multiple menorahs.
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Personal menorah stories reflect Hanukkah meanings
Katz describes personal menorah themes from sports to girls and later adult designs. Ernie Levinson cites Hanukkah meanings from candle longevity to freedom fights and inspirational joy for Israel. Rob Novit, senior writer and Aiken Standard education reporter since 2001, hails from Walterboro and studied journalism at the University of Georgia.
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Open Christmas Day Businesses and City Holiday Hours
Listings show Walgreen, CVS, Evergreen Buffet, Little China, Red Bowl, THOP, Waffle House, Eastern Buffet and more open on Christmas with varied hours, plus a long list of closures including Applebee's and Kroger. City of Aiken offices close early Dec 24 and reopen Dec 29, with New Year and MLK Day closures noted and holiday pickup rules for garbage and recycling.
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Court denies dismissal. Project Jackson appeal moves forward
The South Carolina Supreme Court denied the City of North Augusta’s bid to dismiss an appeal in the Project Jackson development case. Donohue, a River Club resident, sued the city and officials over a 25 acre project between River Club and Hammond’s Ferry that could include a hotel, shops, and a baseball stadium for the Augusta GreenJackets. The ruling expediting the appeal requires briefs within 10 days.
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Donohue challenges Aiken TIF ordinance in Supreme Court case
Plaintiff Steve Donohue states satisfaction with the court's decision allowing the case to proceed on its merits, arguing the City of North Augusta failed to prove blight for the 2006 Tax Increment Financing District. He alleges private executive sessions and questions whether property values would stay static without intervention. North Augusta City Administrator Todd Glover hopes for a quick ruling to advance a development project.
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Couponing Classes At Aiken Recreation Center
The Aiken County Recreation Center hosts couponing classes on January 10 and 24 at 3 p.m. The $10 fee covers a tips folder, light snack, coupon holder, games and prizes. registration is required a week prior. Contact Tandra Cooks at 803-663-6142 for details. Overeaters Anonymous meets Thursdays at 7 p.m. in St. John’s United Methodist Church room 121 for those seeking help.
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