Aiken planners approve tree ordinance amendments
The Aiken Planning Commission unanimously approves amendments to the landscape and tree preservation ordinance. The changes grant staff more developer flexibility, reduce tree caliper from 3 to 2 inches, cut survey requirements, and promise future review after one year amid ongoing council action.
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Siblings Class helps prepare older kids for new babies
ARMC offers a 90 minute siblings class taught by Mimi Inman for children ages 3 to 10. The program covers feeding burping and swaddling, plus a film about feelings and a tour of the unit to ease the transition for families welcoming a newborn. The next session starts Feb 18 from 6 to 730 p.m. ARMC registration at 641 5926.
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Woman testifies lover killed Aiken man in drugs rage
Aiken woman Martha Brunson testified Tuesday that her lover Lamar Laguer shot Jerome Belafonte Butler on October 1999 at a residence on Horry Street. She said Laguer fled to New York, and police identified him from a photo.
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Dwayne Courtney
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Bridgestone Firestone plant earns OSHA VPP award
The Bridgestone Firestone South Carolina Graniteville plant and staff led by Jason Guess receive the Voluntary Protection Program honor from OSHA. Steve Brooks praises team dedication and planning since day one while executives and officials observe a flag ceremony.
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Wuss
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Guess
Steve Brooks
VPP
Worker testifies on cost overruns in nuclear training contract
Mitchell Frank, a former Westinghouse employee, told a federal jury he was advised not to worry about rising costs in a $2.46 million training contract for an in-tank precipitation system at Savannah River Site. He said expenses grew to about $9 million as the project was later abandoned due to benzene safety concerns.
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Edwin P
Skip) Harrison
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Harrison
Aiken County
Richard Miley
Arrison
Miley
Riley
Department of Energy
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