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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2008
Page
3
After years of alarm, attention to global warming has diminished in media and policy debates. Researchers continue to study climate trends, but widespread urgency and large-scale climate action momentum appear reduced compared to prior peaks.
Dick Dewar backs hiring a traffic engineer and urges City and County to share the role to save taxes and reduce headaches. He supports better traffic controls on Southside with left turn and synchronized lights, while opposing a new drugstore at the Dougherty and Whiskey bottleneck. He calls for a sane one way pattern and curb cut through traffic.
Residents argue against a Sam's Club in Southside Aiken citing increased traffic and impact on small businesses. The letter emphasizes ongoing concerns about local economic effects and the need for community input before approval.
Aiken residents over 21 argue helmet rules infringe on personal choice while legislators push safety measures. Readers urged to share opinions via TalkBack hotline or email, with names optional and comments to be edited for space and content.
SRP Federal Credit Union earns the Louise Herring Philosophy in Action Award for assets over 100 million after starting a student operated branch at Mossy Creek Elementary in North Augusta. North Augusta HS FBLA trained students to manage youth member accounts while SRP guides processes.
Seabrook Equestrian Center in Seabrook Island enjoyed a strong show at Progressive Show Jumping’s Aiken Winter Festival at Highfields Event Center. Charles Hairfield guides rider students with Ron Danta and Danny Robertshaw also contributing. Emily Durlach and Sherry Taylor praised the training and confidence gained, while Taylor noted overcoming nerves with Hairfield’s coaching. The event runs January 10 to 13 at Highfields Event Center 147 Warehouse Road, Aiken. For more info, call 649-3505 or visit psyshows.com.
The St Andrews Society of Aiken hosts its eighth annual Robert Burns Night dinner on January 19 at 6 p.m. at Houndslake Country Club. The event features dinner, Celtic harp music, vocalists, Savannah River Stringband, dancing and traditional toasts with kilts and haggis. Tickets cost 40 dollars for adults and 12.50 for children, available at local shops. no tickets at the door.
Information on mall office pay frequencies EZ Pay rates and delivery schedules for Sunday subscribers of the Aiken Standard. Text references dated 2008, with fragmented lines noting dates and audit references amid unclear details.
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