New Ellenton Council Sets Budget Hearing Tuesday
New Ellenton The City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 6 pm in City Hall Council Chambers for a second reading of the 1996 97 budget.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1996
Page
4
New Ellenton The City Council will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 6 pm in City Hall Council Chambers for a second reading of the 1996 97 budget.
The Department of Energy announces a National Stakeholder Video Conference on the FY 1998 Budget at Savannah River Site in Aiken from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. For more details call 1-100-249-8155. Summer library access at ATC offers Netscape and guidance. Teen design and sew sessions run June 24–27 and July 8–11 at Dunagan's with a $30 fee. Fourth of July Family Day set for Storm Branch Association with contact numbers for organizers.
The Aiken City Council plans to approve a 22 member Annexation Study Panel to examine closing city “doughnut holes” and entice property owners to join. The panel includes seven council members eight from the city and seven from the committee. Also on the agenda is a request for 15000 dollars to fund Dial-A-Ride and Best Friend Express programs, with city funding previously totaling 11000 dollars. City Council meets Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the Municipal Building.
Nineteen elementary students attended a program titled The Life of a Civil War Soldier at USC Aiken. Six reenactors in period uniforms demonstrated loading a musket and explained life in the war while Major Zwemer and Captain Manasco provided context on brothers fighting brothers and shared details of soldier gear and daily hardships.
Saturday marked the first day that crafters set up at the Aiken Farmers Market. Lizzie White, a first time vendor, said traffic was strong and their stall was busy alongside fresh farm produce. Albert White noted sales have been pretty good and crafts are helping sustain their livelihood.
Lizzie White voices frustration at unusually heavy traffic affecting daily routines. She notes persistent congestion and slower commutes, urging city officials to assess roadway capacity and signal timing. The remark reflects common commuter strain in urban areas.
A personal reflection from a donor who stopped visits to Aiken SPCA and Helping Hands after painful encounters with neglected animals and a malnourished child. The piece condemns council opposition to funding Helping Hands and animal shelter plans, highlighting compassion from nuns and volunteers.
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