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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2015
Page
3
A letter cites the Aiken Commerce Report noting lower household income, slower population growth, and reduced employment. The writer questions tax increases, criticizes the hospitality tax and poet laureate funding, and laments broader state and school issues.
A reader recounts stepping into a pothole on a primary county road in Aiken, needing aid to escape. Both knees were scraped and swollen, blamed on uncapped potholes and delayed repairs, prompting questions about taxpayer money and road maintenance.
A reader thanks the Marine Corps League for the Memorial Day parade and the Aiken Jaycees for sustaining this tradition. Gratitude to Kelly Auto Body for freeing a kitten from a truck engine. Positive remarks on Les Miserables performance with praise for cast and crew.
The Concerned Ministers Fellowship and the Aiken Department of Public Safety plan an Out-of-School Extravaganza on June 13 at Perry Park 720 Abbeville Ave NW from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event invites families churches youth groups and praise teams to perform as four motorcycle clubs join in. Wise calls it a positive move to build trust amid community tensions dating to Ferguson and later incidents.
Savannah River Site workers finished annual Live Burn drills at Martinez Columba County Fire Rescue Training Facility in Martinez Georgia over four days. Radiological protection inspectors first line managers and operators participated across facilities learning decontamination procedures and firefighting tactics in scenarios involving radioactive materials and toxic chemicals. Local communities benefit from SRNS mutual aid agreements with adjacent counties.
The National Safety Council offers its Alive at 25 program at Aiken Technical College on June 13 at 9 a.m. The four and a half hour course targets teen driving risks and decision making to reduce youth crashes. It costs 35 dollars with materials provided and payment due five days before.
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