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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2007
Page
1
Amanda's Cafe closes its Laurens Street location this Friday and will reopen at a new site on April 10. The move aims to maintain service as the popular restaurant transitions to the new location.
The Aiken County School District plans to study moving graduation ceremonies from five high schools to the USC Aiken Convocation Center in 2008, though not for this year. The plan involves coordinating locations and dates across the district’s senior class ceremonies.
The Aiken Standard directs readers to visit www.aikenstandard.com for TV listings. Access is available on the front page in the right column for quick viewing.
Aiken Trials week begins with a Thursday Starting Gate Party from 7 to 11 p.m. featuring barbecue and a western band at 45 per person. Saturday gates open at 10 a.m. with a carriage parade and National Anthem before races at about 2 p.m. Tickets start at 10, parking 10, and a two hour after party costs 5. VIP infield tent party is 85 with lunch open bar. Call 803-648-9641 for details and tickets.
Cot Campbell of Dogwood Stable joins eight in the 2007 class of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. He helped pioneer share ownership in horse racing and points to Summer Squall’s 1990 Preakness win as a career highlight. Induction is set for May 21 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
The Aiken Planning Commission unanimously recommended an ordinance amendment to allow self storage warehouses in planned commercial zones despite resident objections on traffic and property values. Residents worried about stored contents and potential hazards, while council members urged caution and noted the decision was for discussion only.
A South Carolina law makes even a one dollar NCAA pool bet a misdemeanor with fines up to 1000 and up to six months in jail. SHRM finds 30 percent of firms run pools while 27 percent have no written policy. Lt. Michael Frank notes SC law is explicit on the charge.
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