Downtown Aiken switches to camera-based traffic system
Aiken Public Safety Director Pete Frommer says downtown traffic signals will switch Sunday to a simplified camera-based system. Park Avenue from Laurens Street to York Street starts the rollout with a 1 to 4 PM public test, then other intersections follow as kinks are worked out. The changeover includes a 30 day grace period for drivers to learn the new rules.
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Apprenticeship Carolina Boosts Local Businesses and Care Providers
Cumberland Hills Assisted Living earned registered apprenticeship designation and now sends three caregivers to Aiken Technical College for CNA training. The program covers courses textbooks and uniforms, with on the job training and scalable wage progression. Since 2007 partnerships rose from 90 to 240 and apprentices from 777 to 2001 by end of 2009.
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Downtown parking limits under review by Aiken committee
City manager Roger LeDuc says merchants favor changes to the two hour downtown parking limits. A second Parking Advisory Committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 5 30 p.m. in City Council chambers to discuss options including 30 minute spaces and more handicap spots. The panel may propose one plan or several options for Council next month.
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Aiken County Committee weighs 1 cent sales tax renewal
Aiken County Council special committee weighs options for the 1 cent sales tax renewal and which projects to fund. They may place the issue on the November ballot or postpone to 2011 while reviewing a $130 million projected pot for road paving, ambulances, jail improvements, and sheriff vehicles. The panel meets at 4 30 p m in chambers at 736 Richland Ave.
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