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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2015

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City Alley project fills $38K short, contractor hired

Aiken City Council unanimously approved AOS Specialty Contractors for about 1.46 million in engineering and construction work on The Alley project. A 38 thousand shortfall was covered by reallocating 192 thousand in unallocated funds from Capital Project Sales Tax Round Two for Whiskey Road improvements. City Engineer George Grinton said replacing water and sewer infrastructure raised initial estimates beyond 1.25 million and over 100 thousand in additional costs. Councilmember Philip Merry favored moving the project forward despite concerns.

Aiken Aiken City Unani Grinton Whiskey Road Silver Bluff Philip Merry

Bears roam into South Carolina yards in late season sightings

A near porch sighting in Gregory Road has Erica Willing describing a close encounter as part of a regional string of bear reports in Aiken and Allendale counties and nearby Georgia. SCDNR biologist Tammy Wacer notes increased sightings this summer, with three or four bears likely present. Authorities have not confirmed capture or relocation details.

Erica Willing Gregory Road Willing Aiken Allendale South Carolina Waynesboro Georgia Tammy Wacer S.C. Department of Natural Resources SCDNR

Black bears of South Carolina overview

Black bears in South Carolina occupy two resident populations in the mountains and coastal plain. Males weigh 150 to 350 pounds with females 100 to 250. Home ranges vary from 6 to 160 square miles, influenced by food and rainfall. Bears disperse juveniles and may become nuisance when food sources are abundant. Authorities note their omnivorous diet and strong senses, aiding search for berries insects and garbage.

North America South Carolina Mountains Piedmont Coastal Plain

Area Deaths in South Carolina and Virginia Names

Area obituaries list George Higinbottom of Batesburg Louise Johnson Richardson of Aiken Michael Jay Bradley of Virginia Beach Millie Ann Raborn Gantt of Aiken Millina Swartz Wood of North Augusta and The Rev Luria E Cumbee Jr of Ridge Spring with funeral notices across 6A.

George Higinbottom Batesburg Louise Johnson Richardson Aiken Michael Jay Bradley Virginia Beach Virginia Millie Ann Raborn Gantt Millina Swartz Wood North Augusta Luria E L.E.” Cumbee Jr Ridge Spring

Shelter pets in flood of animals needs homes

Aiken County Animal Shelter is overwhelmed with a record number of orphaned and abandoned dogs this summer. Four dogs Alana Brees Butch and Mack face possible euthanization if not rehomed by Monday. Adoption fees reduced to 38 dollars. adult cats spayed or neutered have fees waived. FOTAS president Jennifer Miller says the goal is to save as many as possible.

Aiken County Alana Brees Butch Mack Jennifer Miller Friends of the Animal Shelter FOTAS

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