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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2004
Page
2
Readers praise Sheriff Mike Hunt for a pay raise while critics question district athletic funding and coach pay. The letter also urges better classroom funding, remarks on blue laws, and concerns about privacy enabling crimes.
John Rowley, head of the Aiken County Detention Center, will see a 5 percent raise starting the first full pay period in January after a prior >$11,000 reduction when the jail joined the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Michael Hunt says the adjustment comes from a re rating by the county consultant and aligns with changes in the detention center’s status within the department.
Harvard Wine and Beverage GM Lam Bradford outlines champagne versus sparkling wine, grape makeup, and labeling clues. He lists recommended bottle ranges from Saint Hillaire to Cristal, notes dry versus sweet styles, and pairs oysters and light desserts with bubbly for New Year celebrations.
Multiple venues in Aiken plan New Year Eve events with dining and entertainment. Solomon's Porch Coffeehouse hosts porch party at 8 pm with three bands, games, door prizes, and a Times Square ball drop viewing. West Side Bowery offers a 5 to 10 pm dinner featuring roast lamb and champagne. The Aiken Brewing Company, Hotel Aiken, 10 Downing, Houndslake, Shoney's and others present varied menus, jazz, moonlighters, and champagne to ring in 2005. Reservations encouraged and some prices listed including a $99.99 dinner and a $75 seating option.
Sam Hatfield and Evelyn Finegan were involved in a Nov 13 car crash on Ascanga Lake Road near North Augusta. A woman named Victoria provided first aid and stayed until help arrived. Hatfield hopes to thank her and take her out to eat. Contact Hatfield at 649-6544.
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