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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2015
Page
1
Mayor Fred Cavanaugh says citizen safety remains top priority and urges strengthening public safety, hiring an experienced city manager, and crafting an adequate annual budget without depleting emergency funds. He notes several city projects should move forward promptly.
Thursday features County Council session followed by Today’s City Council meeting. Saturday lists Aiken County School Board proceedings. The notices outline upcoming public meetings and civic actions across municipal bodies.
Obituary notice records several deaths including Alice L. Foster of Atlanta Georgia Dorothy E. Boltz of Aiken Elroy Levon Smith of North Augusta Michael Clyde Boatwright of Langley Norbert Denis of Austell Georgia and Thomas Pee Wee Simmons of Aiken Deaths and Funerals section summarizes these local passings with brief identifiers and locations.
About 50 participants joined the third annual First Day Hike and Polar Plunge at Aiken State Park as part of the Come Out and Play initiative. Ranger Robert Mahoney notes park history from 1934 CCC construction to last year’s ice storm damage, while the author describes the chilly dip and guidance for the plunge.
U S Census Bureau data show South Carolina added 60,553 residents from July 1, 2013 to July 1, 2014, ranking No. 9 among the 10 fastest-growing states. The state’s 2013 estimate reached 4.77 million, up 3.2 percent from 2010. Aiken County rose 2.5 percent to 164,176. California remained the most populous, while North Dakota led growth.
A brief ranking enumerates the ten states seeing the fastest population growth. North Dakota Nevada Texas Colorado District of Columbia Florida Arizona Utah Idaho and South Carolina appear as the leaders in the tally.
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