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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2005
Page
3
Residents report late mail deliveries in Warrenville linked to heavy traffic in Aiken. They urge stricter enforcement of 35 mph limits by Aiken Public Safety and commend Clearwater district and company for customer discounts on water bills during the holidays.
Residents discuss limiting trucks on Powderhouse Road and consideration of 11s as no through truck routes. Citadel Drive already bans through trucks but violations persist without enforcement. The note urges action beyond signage to curb truck traffic.
Readers complain about lights at Pine Log and Whiskey roads causing traffic jams between McDonald's and Wal‑Mart. They urge county action, ask about leash laws for Quail Hollow and note frustration with Talkbacks and comment access via phone and email.
Birds and Butterflies shop in Aiken unveiled its 2006 Nature Series seminars. Lectures held at 7 p.m. at 117 Laurens St. N.W. feature owner Ron Brenneman and guest speakers, with free admission, limited space, and advance registration. Topics include backyard birds, bluebirds, fire ecology, butterflies, reptiles, raptors, and local nature spots, plus a May field trip to Silver Bluff. Registration and fees apply for certain events.
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled pricing and timing terms about delivery hours and rates. No clear entities or events readable.
A St Thaddeus Episcopal Church soup kitchen draws six to eight core volunteers who serve about 140 meals each Saturday including many carry outs. Mary Bruce and H e nry Burruss praise the program for offering hot meals and a sense of fellowship to homebound and homeless neighbors.
Angela Key and Caroline Teelon shopped early on Christmas Eve in Aiken seeking stress free buys at Wal Mart and Target. Shoppers noted calm doors opening, while Target staff observed strong electronic item demand and more crowds expected later. At the Aiken Mall Dillards reported early arrivals and solid business ahead of the holiday rush.
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