Readers Comment on Local Roads and Public Issues in Aiken
Aiken residents urge SCDOT to justify Hitchcock Parkway widening amid current road neglect. Others call for memorial maintenance, critique disability policy, and question left turn safety. Readers request accountability from elected figures and praise honest neighbors.
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Waste Solidification Building to enter five year lay-up
The Waste Solidification Building at Savannah River Site will be placed in lay-up for at least five years after startup testing. The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board quoted the NNSA directing SANS to pause use until safety bases are prepared and approved. Nuclear activist Tom Clements questioned MOX program finances as construction nears 2013 completion.
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Aiken Library Hosts Chinese New Year Celebration
The Aiken County Public Library will mark the Chinese New Year with stories crafts and snacks for K through grade 5 on Thursday at 4 p.m. Registration available at the circulation desk or by calling 803-642-2023.
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Hayden Baptist Church Plans New Structure in Wilco Industrial Park
Hayden Baptist Church seeks to rebuild after a 2012 lightning fire. With approvals in place and a lawyer reviewing contracts, leaders aim to break ground on a six acre site off Beaufort Street in the city limits. The church, serving Shaws Fork since 1868, met at the Aiken Electric Cooperative while construction awaits.
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Community church rebuild aims for August revival
Heflin notes differences from the burned church and recalls $75,000 in renovations prior to the fire. Construction end date is unclear, but congregants hope to move into the new site by August for summer revival with support from Aiken Electric Cooperative and First Presbyterian Church. City beat reporter Maayan Schechter files.
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