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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2011
Page
3
An overview of actions attributed to state Republican lawmakers aimed at boosting residents’ daily life. It highlights policies on economic growth, workplace freedom, public safety, infrastructure, and health access framed as improving living standards.
Aiken Standard readers criticize uninvited DOT installations of large traffic signs and matching garish posts. They call for comment via TalkBack and email, noting names may be edited for space and content.
Clemson Extension Agent Amanda McNulty presents a no reserve talk on hay bale gardening today at noon. The event takes place at the Aiken County Historical Museum 433 Newberry Street SW in Aiken with no reservations. For information call 649-6297 ext 122.
County council members aim to decide Tuesday on a design plan for a new 125000 square foot office campus on University Park Way. Option 4 with a clock tower is favored by 9 of 11 advisory committee members. Council may modify details. budget for FY 2012 stands at 51.6 million with merit raises discussed and a new deputy enforcement role proposed for out of state vehicle tag compliance.
Maya and Sage Arnold, ages seven and nine, attend Devonwood Farm Summer Camp run by Wendy Garrett. The program blends horsemanship with fun, offering vaulting camp and special instruction, with a weekly Friday show and ribbons.
Signal Distortion performs for area youth on Thursday at Hopelands Gardens on the Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage starting at 7 p.m. The free family event, part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series, features tunes from Jay-Z to Fergie and runs about an hour.
Multiple thefts and incidents reported across Warrenville Beech Island North Augusta and Aiken include a yard sale scam, stolen appliances tools and electronics from homes, vehicle break ins with GPS and cash taken, forged checks at Bank of America and fraudulent credit card charges. A juvenile locked in a locker was rescued and several suspects faced trespass notices.
Community readers are reminded how to contact the Aiken Standard newsroom and managing editor for tips and information. Details cover delivery times, re delivery, payments, subscriptions and office hours with various phone numbers and addresses.
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