Welcome to Ai ken signs and public comments mix
A reader criticizes a $30 000 "Welcome to Aiken" sign project funded by voters who may not have approved the tax. The letter also touches on trash pickup, a Polish Symphony Orchestra concert, and political commentary including media forums and voting methods. The writer urges substance over slogans and notes smoking at gas stations.
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Murder trial under way in Aiken County over 2013 fatal shooting
Testimony in the murder case of Robin Herndon a former SLED officer centers on an argument and a fatal shot to boyfriend Christopher Rowley in 2013. Witnesses described a frantic scene and a gun found on Herndon as deputies arrived at 721 Ludlow Lake Road. The autopsy showed a single neck entry wound and chest trauma. Prosecution experts linked a shell casing to Herndon s pistol and the trial continues this morning.
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North Augusta
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Michelle Eichenmiller
Ludlow Lake Road
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Community Event Listings With Local Classes and Open House
Zumba with Bobbie at Burns Dance Studio 831 Neilson Road runs Monday Wednesday Friday at 830 am. Tai Chi led by Turner Reiter and Penland 930 am at First Presbyterian Church 224 Barnwell Ave NW on Monday Wednesday Friday. Hitchcock Place hosts a 30th anniversary open house March 23 from 4 to 6 pm. Al-Anon meets at First Christian Church 900 Kerr Drive on Tuesdays Thursdays 630 pm and Saturdays 1230 pm. RSVP and contact details provided.
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Burns Dance Studio
Neilson Road
Johnny Turner
John Reiter
Trig Penland
First Presbyterian Church
Barnwell Ave
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Call Turner
Hitchcock Place
Crepe Myrtle Court
Renita Carroll
Al-Anon
First Christian Church
Kerr Drive
Aiken County Seeks Public Input on Updated 10 Year Plan
The Aiken County Planning and Development Department invites comments on the 2014 24 comprehensive plan update. A second information meeting is set for Tuesday March 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Aiken County Government Center Shaws Conference Room 1930 University Parkway. The plan guides rezoning and regulations for the next decade and incorporates a DHEC Health Planning grant. Comments can also be submitted online via the county website.
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Aiken County public input session on Comprehensive Plan
The Aiken Planning and Development Department invites residents to provide input at a public meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Aiken County Government Center. The 2014 24 Comprehensive Plan is available online, and questions can be submitted via the county website before the month ends.
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