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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2003
Page
2
A reader questions the use of public funds to hire a lobbyist by solicitor offices, accusing the practice of waste and criticizing the establishment. They also ask why local channels aren’t accessible via satellite and report standing water and mosquito concerns near the UPS building on Columbia Avenue, seeking accountability.
A reader argues funeral home escort charges are excessive and urges public safety duties by police and sheriffs. The letter also criticizes President Bush for Middle East policy and ally relationships, urging accountability and broader U S support abroad.
Miss Spider and volunteers attended the Aiken County Public Library Summer Reading Program drawing 1,050 signups. Children met the character and science talks by Savannah River Site ecology lab staff plus Crimestoppers photo IDs.
Sports Plus marks its relocation to a 6000 square foot facility at 204 University Parkway next to its former site. The staff grows from four to twelve as the center adds occupational therapy, sports medicine, and orthopedics while reaffirming individualized patient care. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh, Chamber president Charlie Weiss, and Clemson affiliate Jim Stoker attend the ribbon cutting.
More than 100 Woodside residents who opted out of a prior class action sue subdivision developers alleging a 7 percent kickback added to home costs. They seek actual damages plus interest, while Woodside defendants counter with a defamation suit against four plaintiffs.
Aiken County has filed a nuisance suit in Circuit Court against John H. Paige over a property at 2802 Catawba Ave. Neighbors within 1000 feet complain of junk cars trash waste old lumber and tires that may harbor vermin. The suit seeks cleanup a lien on the property and a cease and desist order.
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