12 Jul 2015
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2015
Page
1
Obituary notices list Patricia Schwab Chismar in Charleston Henry C. Sonny New in Graniteville Lewis Wesley Davis in Neeses Susan H Heath in Aiken with brief funeral references. The page item titled Deaths and Funerals appears on section 6A.
Partly cloudy conditions dominate the forecast with hot temperatures. Highs near 94 degrees and overnight lows around 74. A five day outlook shows continued warmth and limited chances of precipitation.
AGeorgia Stars event at Riverview Park Peach Jam drew a large crowd with security reporting over capacity. Inside Court at Riverview Park Activities Center Chris Pauls Team CP3 played Arkansas Wings Elite to close pool play in the Nike EYBL Finals. Spectators crowded upstairs and around railings as officials directed viewers upstairs.
Aiken City Council will decide Monday whether to raise the downtown height limit from 50 to 75 feet. Neel Shah plans to rehab Hotel Aiken with a six story addition and parking, using a hotel franchise investment of about 9 to 10 million dollars, with renderings showing a final height near 53 feet after resident pressure.
Robin and Pete Goldschmidt call Woodside Plantation a total winner after it ranks among the nation’s 50 best communities to retire to. They joined both the Country Club and the Reserve Club on the property and enjoy what they describe as a rewarding experience during tennis breaks on the clay courts.
Woodside Plantation earns a place in Where to Retire magazine top 50 communities citing 1,900 filled homes of 3,500 planned on 3,600 acres. Homes range from 290000 to 750000 dollars. The community includes Glen Haven for older residents and emphasizes community, amenities, and new patio.
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