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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2015
Page
1
Interim City Manager Roger LeDuc explains the council manager system in Aiken where the manager acts as CEO and head of administration. City leaders set directives while keeping employment operations under the manager, with limited direct council interference in staff matters.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Alice Hatcher Filyan Warrenville Dale Davis New Ellenton Lee Ann Schlesser Aiken and Pamela M Butler Raleigh NC with brief funeral details and dates not provided in the fragment.
A five day forecast shows a chance of rain with variable clouds. Highs reach 63 degrees and overnight lows near 41 as the pattern shifts through the period. Stay prepared for possible shower activity and mild daytime temperatures.
Greg Ryberg former South Carolina state senator and his wife Betty joined riders on Hayne Avenue for the Save the Hayne Ave Bike Lane Rally and Parade in Aiken. Richard Pearce former city manager of Aiken attended with family and supporters. The event grew from a Facebook page created by Christian Schaumann and Molly Schaumann, drawing more than 160 positive responses and a downtown gathering at The Alley.
Ed Giobee says South Carolina’s litter issue is chronic as the Aiken Standard TalkBack section vents frustration. The state ranked 50th by a national anti-litter group for litter, recycling, and legislation, with simple rules cited by Keep the Midlands Beautiful and calls for stronger container deposits and taxes.
Carry a litter bag in your car and avoid overfilling trash cans or leaving loose trash in boxes during curbside collection. Place heavy items on newspapers in recycling bins. Businesses should check dumpsters daily to ensure doors are closed. Report illegal dumping areas and organize cleanups. Provide ample trash cans for events. Information from Keep the Midlands Beautiful.
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