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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2010
Page
3
Residents blast county road spending and unpaved streets after a tax to pave roads. They criticize traffic lights and warn that DOT traffic experiments foreshadow a national health care takeover with higher costs and delays.
Citizens in Aiken are reminded that the new traffic signals are funded through South Carolina stimulus dollars. The project aims to improve safety and traffic flow across the city.
The letter writer critiques post event rallies and official attention to protests, defends larger classrooms, mocks adultery allegations, and notes seniors rely on government health care. They urge readers to submit brief comments via a TalkBack hotline or email, with names kept confidential and space limited.
The Aiken County Board of Education agrees to establish a tribunal to hear disciplinary appeals, rotating up to nine hourly staff on three member panels. The plan aims for consistency across advisory councils and includes training and possible expanded roles for councils. The next meeting will present details and a formal recommendation.
Knights of Columbus members present a 6700 donation to Area 15 Special Olympics coordinator Bill Boyce and to bowler John Pierre after athletes marched at Aiken High School for spring games. The group also gave 1400 to the Aiken Woman's Club for Very Special Arts and helped with parking at the event.
The notice lists newsroom numbers and contacts for submissions and editorial staff including Michael Gibbons and Tim O Briant. It also provides mailing address, ISSN, publication info, and EZ Pay rates with listed delivery dates and service areas.
Aiken Public Safety launches a second annual warrants roundup at headquarters on Laurens Street with Judge Tracey Carroll presiding Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Officers urge those with warrants to arrive early to avoid delays. most of the 1800 active warrants are bench warrants for missed appearances or unpaid fines.
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