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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2006
Page
1
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce hosts a session at Woodside Plantation Country Club to showcase the facility and welcome new president and CEO J. David Jameson. The event highlights local business engagement as spring and rising gas prices appear in South Carolina.
The Aiken Standard spotlights readers and reading with a daily feature. Alexia Helisley of Columbia discusses books and the evolving tech landscape in a brief note titled Six Flags over Port Royal.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Charles B Boyleston Susie Hilbert Luke William Willie Key Jr J W Leaphart Marguerite Mann Land and Judy Griffin from Aiken Langley with funeral details and dates forthcoming. The column records obituaries and burial information for local residents in the 5B area.
South Carolina agencies renew aerial enforcement on I-20 from North Augusta to Aiken measuring travel times and speeds. A DNR pilot joins ground troopers in an aimed reduction of deadly crashes along this busy interstate corridor. The effort targets commercial traffic while noting 2006 crash patterns on the western I-20 segment.
The 40th Aiken Spring Steeplechase hits Ford Conger Field with six National Steeplechase Association races. Gates open 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. parking passes required on field. general admission $15 at the gate. extra parking at Aiken Training Track $10 after 11 a.m.
Aiken County Council unanimously rejected a proposed ordinance to prohibit through trucks on Powderhouse Road between Whiskey and East Pine Log roads. Gary Bunker argued for banning, but staff and council members cited safety, traffic displacement concerns, and Powderhouse Road’s comparatively lower crash rate.
Aiken County's school taxes remain the lowest in the area with residents paying $598 per $100,000 home. Board members defend funding levels during a 2006 2007 budget session while noting past increases and state cutbacks.
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