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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2005
Page
2
Readers discuss highway department gratitude and the Gem Lakes annexation plan targeting Carolina Utilities Service Area sewer users. The letter references Feb 15 Planning Commission voting and invites public input via Talkback hotline and email.
The Aiken Standard corrects yesterday's USC Aiken Dean's List notice. The student is Jesse Paul Cromer from North Augusta, with the proper spelling provided.
The Gem Lakes annexation will not face a first reading Feb 28. Council will discuss the 332 properties in executive session while negotiations continue to purchase a troubled private sewer system. If approved, voters must authorize the system loan in November. Donut holes remain outside the city.
After a brief but heavy rain Monday skies will clear today with sunshine and upper 70s. An eastbound SUV hit a puddle on I 20, rolled into a ditch, injuring no one seriously but sending 48 year old Irmo resident George Faust to hospital for treatment. He was cited for driving too fast for conditions.
Twenty five Junior Leadership Aiken students visited the Langley Surface Specialties UCB Plant as part of Industry and Economic Development Day. They toured sites including H Odell Weeks Activities Center UCB Chemicals United Defense and USC Aiken to learn about education career paths and industry roles.
About 15 district educators, including Corey Burns, join a weekly principal leadership program led by Michele Conner to prepare for administrative roles. The program, run for 15 years, aims to connect future leaders with district operations as turnover in principals rises.
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