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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2014
Page
3
Reader voices concern over Augusta River watch Parkway widening affecting yards and homes along the three mile corridor. The letter also touches on permit training background checks, Grammy controversies, snow day makeups, and teacher and coach contracts, urging focus on music.
The Aiken Standard corrects two items from Monday editions The DOE study on MOX and disposition costs cited up to 30 billion dollars The outages figures were updated with about 1700 outages in Aiken County from SCEG and about 1400 from Aiken Electric Co-Op The paper invites readers to report errors to Melissa Hanna.
Pam Stickler founder of The RECing Crew received the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year award at the annual meeting. The honor recognizes leadership and community citizenship for helping more than 150 special needs individuals participate in bowling, basketball, and baseball.
Graniteville attorney Chris Corley announced candidacy for the S.C. House District 84 seat held by Rep. Roland Smith. Corley, a Republican, highlights constituent service and fiscal conservatism ahead of the June 10 primary. He is a Midland Valley High School and USC Aiken graduate with a 2008 USC Law degree and runs the Law Offices of Christopher Corley in Augusta.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety and Aiken County Sheriff’s Office opened charging and power stations around the county after the winter storm. Generators with outlets supply phones computers and even coffee as residents bring their own charging cards. Some residents used stations for breathing treatments while crews work to restore traffic signals and power.
In Aiken Estates and the city park areas several charging stations were installed on Aberdeen Evans Conger Gyles Williams Kalmia Burgundy Summit Highland Vale Oak Meadows Spring House. Residents praised the stations with messages of thanks and one calling it a life saver. Authorities will monitor utility crews and relocate stations as needed led by Hembree. Teddy Kulmala covers crime and courts for the Aiken Standard.
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