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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2004

Page

2

Aiken City Council Trash Fees Spark Reader Backlash

Aiken residents criticize higher garbage pickup charges and a new rule that adds fees for yard debris beyond five cubic yards. The letter writers question practical enforcement, potential bill increases, and the impact on yard cleanup and taxes. They also urge focus on local daycare and doctor-patient issues and note editorial standards.

Counterfeit hundred dollar bills spotted in Aiken stores

Over two days counterfeit hundred dollar notes appeared in three Aiken shops. One grocer identified the bill before exchange. two others unknowingly accepted it. Public Safety urges caution and to check for the watermark security thread and color shifting ink.

Aiken Aiken Public Safety David Turno Turno U.S. Department of Treasury Department of Treasury U.S

Students publish their first edition of The Galloping News

USC Aiken summer camp teaches 11 to 12 year olds journalism under Peggy Elliott. Students choose pricing, design the front page, interview the Pacer mascot, and craft stories and headlines. Several express interest in journalism and cite favorite papers like The Aiken Standard.

Jessie Hewitt Kennedy Middle School Usc Aiken Peggy Elliott Jacksonville Times-Union Elliott Victoria Carpenter Merriwether USCA Pacer Jessie Prince Charming Teddy Smyth Episcopal Day School Augusta Usca Education Tom Smyth Teddy Teri Scott Our Lady of Peace School North Augusta Reyna Barnes Johnston Reyna Aiken Standard Rob Novit Rmovit Aikenstandard

Teddy bear drive aids abused children at Cumbee Center

USC Aiken student Christine Pawley organized a teddy bear drive to support abused children served by the Cumbee Center. About 300 bears were collected and 275 plus have been distributed to comfort kids leaving unsafe homes while center staff thank contributors and invite more donations at 135 Lancaster St. 649-0480.

Christine Pawley USC Aiken Cumbee Center Christine Sarah Boyer Boyer Kay Mixon Mixon Pawley Lancaster St

Village at River Club housing plan draws planning proposed

Public input dominated a three and a half hour North Augusta Planning Commission meeting on The Village at River Club. The development proposes 49 housing units including triplexes town houses and carriage houses priced from 165000 to 269000. The commission sent the proposal to the City Council after unanimous vote amid concerns about traffic and a proposed public dock near a private development. Nearby area previously eyed for a motel or conference center drew mixed reactions with officials noting no motel interest.

North Augusta

Two Suspects Sought After Armed Robbery in Aiken County

The Aiken County Sheriff's Office searches for two black males about 5 7 to 5 8 and 140 to 160 pounds after an armed robbery at Northside Produce on New Bridge Road. They fled with money, possibly in a vehicle, and officers dogged the area without capture. Call 648 6811 with tips.

Aiken County Eagerton

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