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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2005
Page
1
The FBI figure W. Mark Felt faces renewed attention as the Deep Throat scandal resurfaces in coverage. O'Charley's and other restaurants will open at the Shoppes at Whiskey, while Doug Schmidt Law Office hosts a press conference opposing the Graniteville railroad settlement.
Today's feature profiles Ian McKinnon, a devoted reader in Aiken, discussing his love for Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events and how the quirky series resonates with him.
Obituary notices list the deaths of Rosa Lee Erwin and Irma Kenneth Mendenhall with funeral details and acknowledgments in the local area classified section. Names, dates and services are provided per standard funeral notices.
Redevelopment of Hitchcock Plaza on Aiken Southside begins with Stein Mart interest in a portion of the old Kmart building near Club Fitness. Acadia Hendon Hitchcock Plaza LLC backs the plan as Bella Cucina Trattoria nears August opening at 1055 Pine Log Road, Fazoli’s former site.
Aiken residents in Highland Park urge safeguards for part of the Aiken Golf Club property including the Chafee Spring site. Jim McNair asks the council to lift development limits, while Ann Parker worries a home would block access and harm the historic spring long valued by locals and documented by the Historic Aiken Foundation. The city continues its review with no decision yet.
Urban Outfitters relocates fulfillment and call center from Philadelphia to Edgefield County South Carolina. The move will create about 250 to 300 jobs within a year with an initial 130 staff, boosted to roughly 200 by year end. Governor Sanford attended the ribbon cutting at Edgefield County Industrial Park.
The Aiken County School District nears completion of a strategic plan draft to be shown to the Board of Education on June 28. The plan, reviewed by administrators and a steering committee, covers academic technology and communication strategies with input from educators and the public over four months.
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