Customer care key to winning repeat business at new openings
The article highlights that friendly communication with customers reduces churn. Phillip Van Hooser cites that many unhappy customers do not complain but many would return if issues are fixed. Cortes and Aiken Brewing Company executives stress immediate remedies and open, honest service as core strategy for new ventures.
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Phillip van Hooser
van Hooser
Cortes
Mark Findlay
Dan Beavers
Aiken Brewing Company
Findlay
Amigos
District plans milestone as plan moves into phase two
Aiken County officials describe the plan as a milestone with broad community involvement and say work now shifts to school level collaboration with parents teachers and principals. The board gave Dr Eldridge a unanimous endorsement as she nears the end of her second year, praising the harmonious board superintendent relationship.
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Aiken County
Art Hadden
Dr. Eldridge
John Bradley
County approves zoning setback to curb video poker permits
The county on second reading approved a zoning ordinance proposing a 150 foot setback for business siting amid a pending suit by Larry Eubanks regarding a Beaufort Street location. Officials noted state law could override the local 500 foot rule around schools and churches, affecting the Beaufort Street site and other restricted areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Beaufort Street
Larry Eubanks
DOE weighs options to replenish tritium supply in 1995 plan
The department proposes a dual track: a commercial light water reactor option at about $2 billion and a 12 billion dollar Savannah River Site linear accelerator. An interim Hanford reactor is also under consideration. Greenpeace warns of rapid testing of tritium production at Watts Bar in Tennessee this September. No U.S. tritium has been produced since 1988.
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DOE
Savannah River
Hanford
Washington State
Greenpeace
Watts Barr
Tennessee
Georgia Power
United States
Concerns Over Aiken Helping Hands Shelter Leadership
An environmental inspection in March 1996 found no critical hazards at Helping Hands Shelter. It noted issues with thawing meat at room temperature, lacking a written medical care plan for housed children, and urged securing a permanent director and additional local funding to ensure quality care. Area DSS and doctors offered support, focusing on the children’s best interests.
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Don Patterson
Dhec Environmental Sanitation Division
Patterson
DSS
Sonnel
Christopher
Sara Wood
Children’s Place Board
Margaret Key
Aiken County
Aiken Inc
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