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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2010
Page
3
Dr Eaves will be missed by many for treating everyone equally and leaving a blessed impression on all who knew him.
City faces backlash as a park expansion costs near half a million dollars to add parking for an African American museum. Critics contend the tax increment financing TIF is used as a political slush fund.
A reader objects to the Aiken Standard broadcasting a KKK rally, arguing the coverage unfairly reflects on the community and emphasizes that the paper is reporting rather than promoting extremist rhetoric. The letter asserts the stance that such material should not be aired.
Readers debate pothole repairs and budget limits in Aiken South Carolina. Some call for urgent patching while others urge prioritizing larger projects and utilities. Gary Willoughby of the SPCA is praised for compassionate animal care.
Aiken County Council plans to select an architectural firm for design of a 200,000 square foot expansion of the County Complex on Richland Avenue. Thirteen firms submitted proposals. six finalists were interviewed in executive session. The unnamed firm will be chosen after terms are reviewed by Administrator Clay Killian.
Aiken County Council posts agendas for a March 27 meeting at 7 p.m. at 736 Richland Ave. Old Business includes removing from the table a deed conveyance for Hamilton Drive and Neilson Street. A rezoning request at 1537 Silver Bluff Road from RD to PUD is on the regular consent agenda. New business covers hiring moratorium relief and a contract for architectural design of the county office complex funded by the one cent sales tax.
Forecasters warn of rain today with showers tonight and a 50 percent chance of rain and snow. An approaching low in the Gulf of Mexico will bring warmer air before a rapid cool down. Aiken County saw four to six inches of snow mid February, with limited accumulations expected this time if snow returns.
The notice lists staff contacts and addresses for the Aiken Standard with newsroom, publishing, and circulation details. It includes phone numbers, emails, the ISSN, mailing address, and delivery rate options with specific dates for Sunday plus subscribers and mentions periodical postage and changes.
Deputies investigate three new vandalism incidents after objects shattered windshields and caused paint splatters on cars near Graniteville and Hillview Drive. No injuries or crashes reported. investigators seek tips and urge callers to 911 with any information.
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