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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2017
Page
4
County councilors review a proposal to permit up to six hens per household in unincorporated Aiken County. Hens must be fenced, screened, housed in rear yards, and kept healthy under health rules. Roosters banned. no roaming. penalties possible for nuisances. inspections possible.
SCDOT closed the historic York Street wooden bridges in February 2016 for safety. United Infrastructure Group is tearing them down and replacing with new steel and wood spans, but deadlines slipped due to weather, wrong size brackets, and bank stabilization issues. Project cost rose from 3.68 to 3.78 million with change orders ongoing.
State agents seized financial payroll and tax documents from Rep Rick Quinn Jr and Richard Quinn Sr during a March raid on their Lexington area firms. The search included Blue Cross Blue Shield and Ports Authority materials. Court filings show two misconduct charges. one involves $4.5 million in unreported funds and influence over governance, the other alleges misdirected caucus funds totaling $272,000.
In Sumter incident where Walter Williams, a Black man, was killed after firing once, prosecutors say new body cam tech aided video evidence showing officers fired 23 shots during a rapid scuffle. The footage sparked discussion on auto on functions and policy across departments.
Review guides for local growth emphasize population, economy, housing, resources, and parks per MASC. Planning commission must reevaluate every five years and update every ten, noting growth shifts or job losses can trigger reviews. North Augusta plan cleared by commission in March.
Ernest Rodney Thompson, 46, was charged with damage to state property and jailed after allegedly breaking windows on the east side of the Statehouse near the lieutenant governor’s office and damaging nearby cars. He was stopped by two officers during a 4 am encounter, handcuffed, and held on disorderly conduct and vehicle damage counts. The damaged area was cordoned off for repairs.
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