White Pond suit targets New Ellenton over streets accepted or not
White Pond LLC sues the City of New Ellenton and Mayor Anthony Shaw along with six council members claiming breach of contract and inverse condemnation. The plaintiff says it built five residential streets per planning approvals and ordinances, and asks a judge to order the city to accept and maintain the streets. City officials say roads belong to the state or county and were not city property.
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City of
New Ellenton
Planning Commission
White Pond LLC
Anthony Shaw
Shaw
Ellenton
James Meggs
Cookin with Celebrity Chefs fundraiser draws crowd and prizes
June 10 in Rye Patch hosted Aiken's Cookin with Celebrity Chefs, a 12th annual fundraiser for Mental Health America of Aiken County. Twenty six local celebrities from area businesses judged dishes from five categories with prizes for Most Flavorful, Best Dessert, Most Creative, Best Presentation and Best Overall. Highlights included Heb Mattocks from The Aiken Center with Edisto redneck rice and Cumberland Village’s luau themed tiki hut pineapple chicken kabobs. Silent auction Beyond the Bush offered barbecues and dining experiences. For info or Mental Health recall call 641-4164.
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Rye Patch
Aiken's
Mental Health America
Aiken County
Lisa Tindal
Liz Neal
Heb Mattocks
Aiken Center
Terry Schilling
Tri-Development
Aurora Pavilion Sie
Cumberland Village
Local men kayak down Oconee rivers for Paddle Georgia 2011
Tom Cofer and Lewis Fierke join hundreds in the Georgia River Network Paddle Georgia 2011 a seven day 106 mile river journey from Athens to Dublin. The trip mixes education culture and nature as participants collect river data and learn about towns along the Oconee and Middle Oconee rivers.
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Oconee
Tom Cofer
Lewis Fierke
Georgia River Network
Paddle
Georgia
Cofer
Athens
Dublin
North Carolina
Fierke
Missouri
Africa
Mozambique
Oconee River
Georgia Paddle
County Auctions Surplus Items Online via GovDeals Network
Aiken County uses GovDeals.com to auction surplus and confiscated items including ambulances equipment vehicles and heavy gear. The county lists item details sets minimum bids and end dates while buyers pay GovDeals a 7.5 percent fee up to 100000. Proceeds fund the vehicle fund and items must be declared surplus first.
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Aiken County
GovDeals.com
Clay
Killian
GovDeals. Com
Aikencountysc.gov
GovDeals
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White Pond Development Group
Victory Lane
Hitchcock Healthcare
Porky Bradberry
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