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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2002
Page
2
David Turno cites the Aiken Department of Public Safety program giving free smoke detectors within city fire limits and for elderly or needy residents. Detectors should be placed in every bedroom and living area and batteries changed every spring and fall.
Aiken volunteers including 150 plus supporters organized the third annual Antiques in the Heart of Aiken Show and Sale at the Aiken Center for the Arts. Dana O Leary praised community spirit as dealers from Maine to Texas offered estate jewelry, clocks, rugs, silver and more. The event runs today 1 30 to 5 p m with a noon to 1 30 p m brunch, admission five dollars, and next year slated for January 31 to February 2 2003.
Aiken County begins interviews for a permanent tax assessor following Ron Flaherty’s retirement in March 2001. Kevin Ward has served as acting director, with five top candidates to be interviewed and a near-term decision anticipated. The assessor determines real property values and maintains tax maps and records, funding schools and local services through property taxes.
The Aiken Bird Club announces its seventh Winterfest Bird Fair for February 9 and 10 at the Aiken County Fairgrounds. Vendors from across the United States will display exotic birds, foods, and supplies with proceeds benefiting avian research and Riverbanks Zoo. Admission is 3 dollars for adults free for under 12.
Residents and leaders gather for the Aiken Growth Forum at USC Aiken Etherredge Center to discuss future city growth. Speaker Edward T. McMahon, a land use planning expert, outlines trends and solutions. the free session draws 23 local organizations to explore balancing economy and charm.
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