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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2014
Page
3
A woman died in a car crash linked to shoplifting at Walmart. The incident is framed with local sentiment against changing Hitchcock Parkway, reflecting Aiken residents' resistance to widening plans.
A family confronts the death of Jahi McMath while ventilator support continues amid legal debates on physician duties and religious liberty. Critics argue life support should end at death, warning against government or medical actions forcing religious groups to violate beliefs. The rhetoric ties the case to broader concerns about religious freedom and elder care.
A suggested pro and con feature on Hitchcock Park way aims to compare traffic flows at various hours and five year trends. The piece invites reader analysis and data driven input, urging concise comments via hotline or email while noting names may be withheld.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error in the January 6 edition on page 4A about chamber names 2014 key initiatives. Chrissa Matthews works at Daybreak Adult Care Services. Readers are urged to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or editorial@ address.
Williston police seek two black male suspects after an 85 year old man was assaulted and robbed at his Paul Street home in a pre dawn break in between 3 and 5 am Sunday. The victim, knocked unconscious, was hospitalized and later released. Police describe the suspects as two 20 to 30 year old men in dark clothing. a wallet and contents were taken. Detective Rodney Pruitt urged tips from the community.
Police in Williston urge anyone with information about the incident to contact Detective Rodney Pruitt at 803 300 2241. The notice seeks tips from the public to aid ongoing investigation and identify involved parties.
New Ellenton officials push ahead with a midprogress conference center and 70 percent city hall renovations funded by about 962000 from Capital Projects Sales Tax. Stewart Builders handles the work as Mayor Vernon Dunbar calls the projects a springboard to future plans for a more welcoming, destination city. Groundbreaking for the center occurred in early fall, with a 270 person meeting space and classrooms.
The main hallway is now straight and bathrooms improved as the city hall renovation nears completion. City staff may move back within a month, with the adjacent Ellenton library and council chambers sharing a refreshed look and roof work finished. Amy Banton is the Aiken Standard county reporter.
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