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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 2007

Page

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Spring Steeplechase's 41st renewal highlights gallery and video

The article notes free online access to a photo gallery and Saturday video coverage of the Spring Steeplechase. It also mentions a military report on Pat Tillman’s Afghanistan death and a legislative plan to expand pre kindergarten in South Carolina, plus a history poster project by eighth graders.

Aikestandard. Com Pat Tillman Afghanistan South Carolina Aiken Sertoma Club

Neighbors protest gun shop in Newberry Street home

Retired officer David Ciappio seeks a special exception from the Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals to run a home based and Internet firearms business selling to law enforcement. Neighbors fear crime and traffic, while Ciappio says alarms, off site safes, and limited police transactions would keep the home secure. The BIA meets today at 5 30 p m to consider the variance along with other home based business requests.

Newberry Street David Ciappio Aiken Colleton Avenue BIA Ciappio Josh Voorhees The Board of Zoning Appeals Aiken, S.C

Community reacts to proposed home gun shop plan

Readers debate a BZA proposal by David Ciappio to run a gun shop from his home in Aiken County. Supporters cite convenience and safety while opponents raise concerns about local crime, neighbor disturbance, and zoning rules.

Meteorite hunt yields Earth rock as possible false clue

SREL geologist Chris Romanek checks a homeowner report of a rock on a roof near Hephzibah Georgia. He identifies the specimen as limestone and not a meteorite, noting meteorite findings are rare and many rocks are only meteor wrongs. The story references a pending report from Karin Waycaster whose grandmother found a rock in the 1970s.

Chris Romanek Romanek University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology Laboratory North Dakota Hephzibah Karin Waycaster Waycaster

Southside Sam's Club site eyed for new shopping center

Chase Properties of Cleveland plans a 150000 square foot retail center on the Whiskey Road parcel once home to a Sam's Club. An anchor tenant is sought with up to 12 stores planned, with openings likely 18 months away. Wal Mart proposed the Sam's Club in 2006 but local opposition halted those plans.

Chase Properties Whiskey Road Matt Wilson Wilson Wal-Mart

Council Rejects Zoning Change For Self-Storage Warehouses

Aiken City Council votes to deny a zoning amendment that would allow self-storage warehousing in Planned Commercial zones on the Silver Bluff Road property. Residents along Oriole Street urged denial citing safety and property value concerns, while opponents said the proposal favored a single developer.

Southside Aiken David Miles Augusta Silver Bluff Road Hitchcock Plaza Miles Oriole Street Beverly Clyburn Ene Don Sprawls Silver Bluff Yvonda Bean Whiskey Road Millbrook Baptist Church Talatha Church Road Richland Avenue Richland McDonald’s Powderhouse Landing Powderhouse Road Centennial Avenue Centennial and Corporate Parkway

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