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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2014
Page
3
Aiken residents discuss dangerous intersections asking for safer fixes. A reader pushes back on rising water rates noting year round usage and drought concerns. The letter also mentions local events, gas prices and praises actress Jennifer Lawrence for her honesty and success.
A generous man paid for a husband and wife’s dinner to celebrate the husband’s 54th birthday. They express shock and gratitude and vow to pay the kindness forward.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for errors in Sunday editions. President Bill Clinton signed the MOX agreement with Russia, and the Pickens Salley Symposium date is Tuesday March 25. Readers can submit comments via TalkBack line or email. names will not be published.
New Ellenton marked a grand opening at City Hall near Main Street and Pine Hill Avenue. Mayor Vernon Dunbar praised the renovation while noting a new restroom at Evans Field and a nearly finished Community Center replacing the Civic Center. Attendees included State Senator Tom Young and Representative Bill Taylor.
Statewide fire safety campaign partners with Aiken Public Safety to install 340 ten year lithium smoke alarms in Kennedy Colony and five other communities. Crews promote escape planning and battery changes while stressing alarms in every bedroom and on each floor.
Private nonprofit organizations in Aiken County may apply for low interest disaster loans from the SBA after federal aid was approved. Organizations may borrow up to 2 million to repair or replace damaged assets, with potential increase up to 20 percent for additional damages. Apply online or by phone, with mailed forms to the Fort Worth processing center.
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