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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 2012
Page
2
A reader thanks volunteers who cut roadside bushes along the Croft Mill Road and 118 bypass intersection. The visibility boost is cited as making the roadway safer for all drivers.
Citizens lament tax money spent on train depot, animal shelters, and parkway ditches. They demand road repairs and better sidewalks for all, arguing roads are widely used and deserve prioritization.
A reader asks why the land along Pine Log Road about a half mile past Richardson Lake Road is completely barren with all trees removed. No officials or causes are provided in the note.
Citizens question the value of horse parks arguing they drain taxpayer funds and fail to attract visitors. They cite nationwide losses and claim Aiken’s project resembles a costly scam harming community groups such as the Girl Scouts.
The notice invites readers to call (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com to leave comments. It notes names are not required and will not be published, and that comments may be edited for space and content.
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The victim, a vulnerable adult, alleges Brittany Satterwhite and Jessica Satterwhite borrowed money and then used her debit card after she refused more cash. Investigators say the women, co workers, may have written down the PIN and used the card for online purchases. Charges allege exploitation of a vulnerable adult. The sisters were arrested Wednesday.
The Aiken museum will dedicate a Gregg buttery on Sunday with a 3 p.m. ceremony and free hot dogs. The hillside structure, one of two from the old William Gregg property, will be accessible on the lawn for public viewing.
Aiken City Council plans to appoint Paige Tiffany to fill the city solicitor position left by Ben Moore’s January resignation. Tiffany, an attorney with roots in Aiken, was chosen from about a dozen applicants and will begin March 26 pending final approval. She has practiced law since 1993 and previously worked in Greenville and at various firms.
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