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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2004
Page
2
Readers debate whether Alaska oil reserves could ease gas costs, question reliance on Middle East supply, and raise concerns about waste measurement rules for yard debris. The letter also asks how city crews will determine responsibility for waste placed in vacant lots.
A reader cites repeated municipal mistakes from Park and Williamsburg intersection to yard waste issues, questioning oversight and efficiency of local government workers and officials.
Letter to the editor from a new resident arguing property tax rules assume residence as primary and urging Supreme Court and officials to stay in session on religious holidays. Includes call to comment via hotline and email to Aiken Standard.
The Wednesday issue corrected a methamphetamine bust address to Wagoner Trail Road. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
The City of Aiken’s water system has again earned a clean bill of health from the EPA over the past five years. Water is tested throughout the year with results reported to 17,000 utility customers, and peak summer use runs 13 to 15 million gallons daily.
Ridgeview Baptist Church volunteers led by Donnie Johnson transform a 57 acre Bath tract into Hope Homes facilities. The plan includes six homes, a new kitchen, chapel space, and trailers to house teenagers while expanding a meal program delivering thousands of home style meals monthly across the CSRA.
The EPA awards 200000 to assess the former Seminole Mill site in Clearwater and its 22 acre area for brownfield revitalization. Asbestos and heavy metals are present and new sampling will guide a cleanup plan for reuse including housing or open space options.
Local responders and health officials gathered to rehearse a bioterror scenario in which a smallpox report in Aiken triggers coordinated response plans and communications. The exercise covered infection routes, vaccination timing, and agency coordination to manage a potential outbreak risk.
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