Tobacco-Free Park Sign Featured in Aiken
A tobacco-free sign in city-owned parks of Aiken highlights efforts to curb smoking in public recreation areas.
01 Jun 2017
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2017
Page
1
A tobacco-free sign in city-owned parks of Aiken highlights efforts to curb smoking in public recreation areas.
Beginning today the city of Aiken prohibits tobacco in all city owned parks and outside park entrances. The tobacco free policy was adopted by the Parks Recreation and Tourism Department with support from the Recreation Commission City Council and community members. Signs will be posted at appropriate entrances and facilities.
City officials announced a grant award to fund upgrades to the municipal water system. The infusion will support modernizing treatment facilities and extending service reliability across key districts.
Franklin Wren Aiken Thurman Murray Jr. Aiken Melinda McNulty Aiken James Reed Monetta Eleanor Valentine Aiken deaths and funerals notice lists names and brief rites. Local obituaries note services and burial plans for these residents across the Aiken area, including 6A casualty notices.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster called a new FOIA bill a big step toward transparency after ceremonial signing. The law speeds responses, curbs fees, and takes effect May 19, ending a seven year push to improve public access to government records.
The Aiken Standard and sponsors will stream all seven district graduations online at aikenstandard.com and on Atlantic Broadband channel 12. Ceremonies include South Aiken, Silver Bluff, Aiken High, Midland Valley, Wagener Valey, North Augusta, and Ridge Spring Monetta. DVD orders and photos available online.
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