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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2008
Page
3
A reader argues a proposed dog park would be closed to nonresidents and the wealthy if registration and user fees are required. They warn outside-city owners would be unable to register and use the park, fearing a price barrier for dogs and owners.
The text argues seniors deserve benefits while criticizing mothers on welfare and food stamps. It suggests government support for women with many children reduces funds for seniors and implies a change in welfare policy. The fragment reflects a policy stance urging reallocation toward senior benefits.
Rest area along I-20 has lights illuminated despite the facility appearing closed or not currently open. Local maintenance notes indicate ongoing safety checks and security lighting remains active overnight to deter vandalism and ensure visibility for travelers.
Readers urge stronger protection for banks and businesses with day and night guards during openings and transitions. Aiken Standard invites citizen comment by phone and email as the City of Aiken and Aiken County collaborate on a municipal government complex and local improvements.
The Aiken Standard corrects ticket details for Saturday's Maze featuring Frankie Beverly and Keith Sweat. Prices start at 42.50 and box office delivery is available at USCA Convocation Center Box Office or by calling 1 866 722 8877. Readers may report corrections to Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace via listed contacts.
Former American Idol contestant Chris Sligh brings his music and Christian message to Millbrook Baptist Church in Aiken for a free concert at 8:30 p.m. Saturday as part of the Global Impact Celebration. Doors open at 8 p.m. and autographed copies of his debut single Empty will be available for purchase.
Aiken County Open Land Trust hosts its annual meeting at the Aiken County Historical Museum Sunday at 3 p.m. with Ann Timberlake of South Carolina Conservation Voters speaking on environmental activism and a Common Agenda. ACOLT preserves open space via donations and conservation easements, owning over 275 acres and protecting more than 700 more.
A fire at an abandoned home near the South Street Bridge in North Augusta started by a vagrant seeking warmth closed the bridge for hours. Ten patrol cars attended as Belvedere Clearwater North Augusta and Langley fire units responded with no injuries reported.
Information regarding mail delivery rates and EZ Pay fees available from the local office. For details call (803) 648-2311 about outside delivery and related frequencies.
Volunteers are invited Saturday to plant native grasses, flowers, ferns, shrubs and trees at Carolina Bay off Price Avenue. Organized by Aiken County Open Land Trust and SREL with community help, the effort removes invasive privet honeysuckle and chinaberry. Work starts 9 a.m. and runs to mid-afternoon, funded by NFWF and EPA.
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