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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2016
Page
3
A reader criticizes local officials and actions notably on Confederate flag removal and governance. They push for bipartisan legislation, safer sidewalks on Hampton Avenue, humane treatment of animals, improved mail delivery, and better Veterans Affairs leadership in Aiken County.
Public notice provides phone and email options for TalkBack comments and explains comment guidelines. A list of South Carolina and Georgia lottery results for Pick 3 Pick 4 Palmetto Cash 5 Power-Up Fantasy 5 and other games is included.
The Department of Energy requests information on the safest and most cost effective method to store low level saltstone waste at the Savannah River Site. It outlines Saltstone Disposal Units cylindrical tanks holding low activity grout from decontaminated salt waste and invites commercial industry input to help refine the design and approach.
The Department of Energy hosts an Industry Day February 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the New Ellenton Community Center to discuss Saltstone Disposal Unit designs including SDU-6 a 30 million gallon unit. DERREK ASBERRY reports on the DOE notification seeking cost effective timely methods for containing and disposing of saltstone at SRS.
About 140 people attended the Aiken Land Conservancy third annual Clays for Conservation fundraiser at the Palmetto Shooting Complex. Some participants were veteran clays shooters while others, including Betsy Huber and Janet Bocchichio, had little experience and sought instruction from pro Chris Carroll. A junior division debuted with Colby Martin, 14, among eager young competitors, as the event showcased shooting skills and a commitment to conservation.
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