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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2001

Page

7

Woodside Annexation Debate Draws 200 Citizens At Meeting

At the Woodside council session, mayor and residents argued over annexing land for a commercial development along Silver Bluff Road. Proponents cited growth control and zoning benefits while opponents warned of urban sprawl and loss of rural character. Conditions set included two-story limits, a security fence, and a 100 foot buffer.

MacKay Woodside Miles Hall Hall Silver Bluff Road Fred Cavanaugh Nances Nancy Hansen Hansen Susan Giddings Giddings Eric Radford Radford John Paveglio Paveglio America Silver Bluff

Aiken OKs annexation of 21 acres commercial site

City Council votes 5 to 2 to annex a 77 acre tract along Silver Bluff Road near Richardson's Lake Road despite widespread opposition over traffic and density. Speakers argued the project will change the residential character of the area and residents feel hearings were predecided.

Council Silver Bluff Road Richardson’s Lake Aiken

Barksdale resigns from USC Aiken basketball post

Former Beckley coach Barksdale resigns after a brief tenure at USC Aiken amid clashes with players, saying basketball lost meaning in Aiken. He had a 7-14 record, took a week of sick leave, and was replaced by Thomas Ryan as the program sought stability.

Beckley Register-Herald Barksdale Aiken South Carolina Beckley Lexington High School USC Aiken Thomas Ryan

Retired SRS worker honored for decades of community service

Elliott receives an award from Sen. Tommy Moore honoring his lifelong volunteer work since 1980. He founded Helping Hands and the Aiken Habitat for Humanity chapter, led park projects, built wheelchair ramps, and served on local boards, praised by daughter Pam for his lifelong devotion to helping others.

Jay Scott Pam Elliott Tommy Moore Moore Savannah River Helping Hands Aiken Habitat For Humanity Alston Wilkes Society Albert George Park U.S. 1 Council On Aging St. John’s

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