Tuesday Weather Brief in February 9 2010 Issue
The brief notes today’s weather for the region with a forecast and temperature outlook. It summarizes expected conditions and any notable changes from yesterday.
09 Feb 2010
Page 1
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2010
Page
1
The brief notes today’s weather for the region with a forecast and temperature outlook. It summarizes expected conditions and any notable changes from yesterday.
Local readers are urged to visit the Aiken Standard online to follow the outlet on Twitter. The notice directs readers to the newspaper’s website and Twitter icon to engage with social updates.
East Aiken Elementary fourth graders heard Civil War reenactors recount the Battle of Aiken. Volunteers shared history to classrooms, sparking discussion and live demonstrations for the students.
Polls indicate most Muslims view Shia Sunni tensions as a broader global issue rather than confined to Iraq. The survey notes mixed opinions on leadership and unity amid regional conflicts and religious divides.
Frances Bowden Waldoboro Maine and William B. Gillam Sr. Barnwell ToeToe G Lynn New Ellenton and William David Robinson Warrenville appear in a Deaths and Funerals notice. The item lists multiple individuals with locations and likely obituaries or funeral notices.
Julie P. Lafon pleaded guilty to felony DUI causing great bodily injury after a head on crash on I 20. She received 90 days in jail along with three years of probation and a suspended seven year sentence with a $5100 fine. Ashlyn Miller, among two victims, testified about the wreck and her hospital near death.
City officials and the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce say the Green Infrastructure Project will not significantly affect Aiken’s Makin’ festival. Parkway work along Park Avenue may require some vendor relocations and minor redesigns of exhibit space. Underground utilities will improve access for vendors, with bioretention ponds and rain gardens planned to reduce runoff.
A 48 unit Olde South Terrace project will rise on a 9 acre site at Rudy Mason Parkway and Beaufort Street in Northside. Trust Mart Construction plans four brick veneer buildings with 36 three-bedroom and 12 two-bedroom units, leasing in 2007 with rents around 425 to 475 dollars monthly and one year leases.
Barry Adams a 35 year banking veteran from Johnston joins Security Federal Bank to develop commercial lending in Aiken County and surrounding areas. He previously led the Aiken four county market as market president for Regions Bank and Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan. Adams serves on multiple advisory boards and rotary committees and holds involvement with local education and community groups.
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