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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2008
Page
3
A letter decries a City of Aiken fine for a local business owner who pruned trees, urging focus on roads and county concerns. The writer attacks city governance, mentions Golden Corral’s empty building on Whiskey Road, and calls for a TalkBack hotline response.
A June 4 story invites readers to report errors by calling Mike Gibbons at 644.2381 or Jeff Wallace at 644-2400, or by emailing edtonai aikenstandard.com to set the factual record straight.
Alphonso Gibbs Beth Brooks and Rachel Simmons joined a team training on a cardiac arrest mannequin donated by Mended Hearts Inc to Aiken Technical College nursing program. The volunteers said the realistic simulation helps students build confidence before clinicals and may support an EMT training program in the future.
A message from the Aiken Standard lists information about EZ Pay rates and the office payment sequences. Call (803) 648-2311 for details and note the posted payment dates: January 19, February 16, March 1, April 7–12, April 26, May 24, June 14, July 4–8, August 9, August 18, November 27–28, December 20, and December 25–27.
Aiken County seniors 60 and older can obtain $25 in fresh produce via the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Vouchers are issued first come, first served next week at several locations and usable through Oct 15. Applicants must prove age residency and income. in-person or authorized proxy applications accepted.
The Aiken Newcomers' Club meets Tuesday at Houndslake Country Club with 10:30 registration, a business meeting, and an $13 lunch. The Aiken American sewing aid group meets Monday at 10 am in Gardens on Silver Bluff Road to present a small banner project and share fabric and instruction details. guests may attend and call Cheri or Joyce for info.
At a Greater Aiken Chamber Transportation Council session three of four panelists opposed impact fees. ERA Realtor Sally Brodie Aiken Councilman Don Wells and HBA of Aiken County President Rusty Findley said no while County Councilman Gary Bunker supported the idea. The discussion covered potential local effects and funding needs for transportation and other services.
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