Driving on solid yellow lines and traffic quirks in S C
A reader explains that it can be legal to cross a solid yellow or double yellow line to access a business or residence and notes advice about running red lights after stopping. The letter also thanks Patricia Cave for care of the writer’s mother and comments on Aiken’s hedges needing trimming.
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GM Bankruptcy Sparks Workplace Anxiety Across City
Local workers voice fear as General Motors faces bankruptcy risks. Union leaders urge concessions to protect jobs, while officials warn of potential plant closures if restructuring stalls. Community organizations plan support measures amid looming job losses.
Satcher Ford remains option after Henna and Dick Smith closing
Aiken residents will still be able to buy a new car as Satcher Ford continues operation after the nearby Henna and Dick Smith dealership closes, preserving local auto shopping options.
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Henna
Dick Smith
Aiken
Satcher Ford
Spay Neuter Program Seeks Ongoing Donor Support
Community appeals to sustain the spay and neuter initiative as funds allocated have been spent and ongoing support is required to keep the program active. Local organizers urge continued donations to maintain services.
Martha Schofield High School bus riders face daily trips
The text notes students at Martha Schofield High School rode buses from Trenton daily and urges against complaining about busing. It asserts Tommy Moore stood by the community and will again, mentioning his many friends in Aiken.
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Martha Schofield High School
Trenton
Tommy Moore
Aiken
Small City Seeks Solutions to Gang Violence and Drugs
Community leaders say the town grapples with gang violence and drug issues typical of larger cities. Officials propose targeted policing, youth programs, and neighborhood watch to restore safety and curb illegal activity. Local residents urge coordinated action across schools, churches, and public services.
Debt balance transfer card sparks heavy late fee rise
A reader notes paying on a balance transfer card late once led to a $39 late fee and a jump to a 22 percent monthly rate. The caller questions the justification and invites comments via TalkBack hotline and email to Aiken Standard.
Aiken Standard Contact and Publication Details
Office hours and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard are listed, including newsroom emails and staff editors. The notice provides mailing address, ISSN, publication schedule, and subscription rates with several dates for Sunday Plus delivery in 2008.
Aiken County Eying Oversight Committee Vote
Aiken County Council will vote on a proposed three member oversight committee to review financial, ethical and other matters. An internal auditor position is funded but not filled, and the panel may include council members after appointments. A budget work session follows the meeting at 7 p.m. in chambers.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Clay Killian
Scott Singer
Lower Savannah
New Bridge Cafe Closed Over Permit Violation
State health officials confirmed New Bridge Cafe closed last week after serving the public without the required restaurant retail permit. DHEC will inspect the on site well and kitchen to ensure water sewer facilities meet regulations before reopening.
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New Bridge Cafe
Don Patterson
Region 5 Public Health
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Patterson
Aiken
DHEC
New Bridge Polo Club
New Bridge Polo Ranch
Eugene Gibelli
Aiken Standard
Vista subdivision near Langley Pond to add 116 townhomes
The Vista, a mixed use development along the Aiken Augusta Highway near Reid's grocery in Langley, will include 116 townhomes of about 1,400 square feet priced near 119000. Developers Brentt Ergle Jeff Hudson and Brad Brodie plan 45 acres with first phase finishing by year end and 12 to 16 homes completed. For info call Jeff Hudson at 9792274.
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Vista
Aiken Augusta Highway
Reid
Langley
Brad Brodie
Brodie
Brentt Ergle
Jeff Hudson
Aiken
Augusta
April Bailey
the Vista
Augusta Highway
City of Character June theme Justice by Aiken
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