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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2004
Page
3
The Helping Hands residential facility for abused children hosts its first Chef's Extravaganza at Woodside Plantation Clubhouse Ballroom on Friday. The menu features five courses by CSRA chefs with wines chosen by each, as guests enjoy cocktails from 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are 100 per person, reserved via Helping Hands at 640-3456.
Residents discuss potential tattoo parlors in Aiken. Some support commercial zoning and proximity limits near churches, while others welcome near river proximity and personal choices, noting concerns about aesthetics and nearby schools.
A local official says new businesses will increase activity but should avoid proximity to daycares, schools, and residential areas. The stance emphasizes safeguarding family-oriented locations while respecting personal choices.
Fred Templeton argues for tattoo rights citing personal autonomy and wartime service. He contends that if he is old enough to fight, he should be free to get a tattoo. He asserts government overreach harms personal freedoms for those over 18.
Tod Fleischman says opening tattoo parlors in Aiken could create jobs from tattoo artists to health inspectors and help reduce unemployment in the area. He predicts positive economic and regulatory effects for the city.
Three Aiken area students excel in Columbia at the S C Music Teachers Association State Pre-College piano auditions. Thomas Hang earned first alternate in Division I for a Haydn concerto. Jennifer McNamee received honorable mention in Division II and Katie Jarriel earned honors in Division III with multiple pieces.
The Aiken City Council schedules a pre meeting at 6 30 p m and a regular meeting at 7 p m with a 20 item agenda including a traffic impact ordinance public hearing and second reading. The budget for 2004 2005 shows General Fund expenditures 20 586 078 Utility Fund 10 040 600 and a 71 mill rate producing 101 937 per mill. Trash fees will rise 1 25 monthly to 12 50 and are planned to increase 1 25 annually over four years to 16. The Woodside Plantation Phase III concept plan faces debate over villa construction outside the gated area possibly affecting Silver Bluff Road.
Read the third part of a three part series exploring students who faced major life obstacles and still excel in school. Also notes planning commission to address new regulations and a North Augusta skate shop moves from Augusta to North Augusta.
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