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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2016
Page
1
Officials join forces for Run United campaign as local news covers sports and community efforts. The restaurant on Aiken Road will shut in April for remodeling, with planners linking to city welfare goals and a broader civic push.
Obituary notice lists Douglas Bay Edmundson of Flowery Branch Georgia and James Lee Butler of Bridgeport Connecticut among local deaths. Also notes William Russell Bishop Sr of Aiken as part of recent obituaries in the 6A section.
Sunny spell with calm conditions across the period. Highs near 56 degrees and overnight lows around 36 degrees. The forecast calls for clear skies with light winds and no significant rainfall expected.
Former president Bill Clinton spoke at Aiken High School stressing Hillary Clinton's vision for America. He urged unity and inclusiveness while distinguishing her plan from Donald Trump’s proposals, without naming him directly.
Voters in South Carolina head to the polls for the statewide Democratic primary with polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. In line by 7 p.m. voters will be allowed to vote. Clinton leads the Palmetto Poll with 64 percent of 650 likely voters, Sanders 14 percent, 22 percent undecided.
The Alley project in downtown Aiken moves through its second of three phases with crews pushing toward summer completion despite rain. George Grinton, director of the Engineering and Utilities Department, notes work is on track and some tasks finished ahead of schedule as crews prepare to remove overhead lines and connect ground conduit near Bee Lane.
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