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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2008
Page
3
A reader questions amber and yellow signals at school crossings. They argue amber means caution not stop and oppose $1,000 tickets as overzealous enforcement. They complain about local rules and claim yellow lights vary by country.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for an error in a March 8 article. The dog first aid book with DVD costs 15 dollars, and the dog first aid class costs 25 dollars, which includes the book and DVD.
The Golf Club at Cedar Creek hosts the first Masters Kickoff on April 5 with a golf fashion show A Taste of Aiken contests and kids prizes. Organizers aim for a free family event open to the public attracting about 500 attendees and featuring Callaway demos and PGA pros.
Aiken County School Board motions a district wide evaluation of all computer labs costing about 1.2 million dollars annually. An outside consultant could be hired this summer with results by December, guiding changes for the 2009-201 school year. The effort targets uniformity and better use across sites.
Information on EZ Pay rules and delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers of the Aiken Standard. Dates listed include February March April and other 2008 deliveries. contact number provided for pay information.
Aiken County District 6 Councilman Charles Barton invites residents to a Monday 6 30 p m town hall at County Council chambers 736 Richland Ave W to discuss a proposed zoning change for roughly 2000 acres currently residential with input on allowing commercial uses The issue follows January calls to reclassify the area and concerns over local businesses and permits.
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