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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2021

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SRS pit deadline crumbles after just two weeks

The bid to boost plutonium pit production at Savannah River Site collapses timelines. Jill Hruby warned the facility may not deliver by 2030 and the 2035 readiness/ cost projections emerged in the FY2022 budget. Dr. Charles Verdon later told Congress the 2030 target is no longer feasible.

Joe Biden National Nuclear Security Administration Sandia National Laboratories Jill Hruby Savannah River Hruby Charles Verdon Congress South Carolina U.S Rocky Flats FBI EPA U.S. Strategic Command

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Shelters urge adoptions as kennels fill up in Aiken

Aiken County Animal Shelter and SPCA Albrecht Center report rising intake and slowing adoptions as travel resumes post COVID restrictions. Officials cite vacation plans and resumed vaccinations as factors. shelters strive to find homes for dogs and cats amid higher shelter populations.

Aiken Aiken County Claire Roberson Spca Albrecht Center Kathy Jacobs FOTUS Landon Stamper

Aiken City Council set to pass budget with no millage increase

The Aiken City Council is expected to approve a fiscal year 2021-22 budget with no millage rise, while water and sewer rates may climb 7 percent. The plan prioritizes public safety, adding a gang investigator and fire lieutenant, and includes projects like the Hitchcock Woods stormwater effort. The meeting starts at 5 p.m. at the downtown Municipal Building and will be streamed on YouTube.

Aiken Stuart Bedenbaugh Department of Public Safety Hitchcock Woods Park Ave. S.W Youtube Cityofaikensc

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