Aiken City Budget Expected to Ease Business Fees
City Council plans to adopt a new business license structure using North American Industrial Classification System to base rates on income. About 90 percent of firms will see lower fees, with contractors outside the city paying higher rates. total outside-contractor revenue gains about 100000. Property millage likely unchanged. city employees to receive 4 percent pay rise.
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Wertz named new St. Mary principal
Peggy Wertz, former Aiken County educator, is named the new principal of St Mary Help of Christians School, starting July 1. She succeeds Keith Carr and will work with Father James LeBlanc to maintain the school’s high academic standards and parochial roots.
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Williston student wins state poster contest on gun safety
Shameeka Staley, a first or second grader at Kelly Edwards Elementary, won the state Project Sentry Logo contest for first and second graders with a poster titled No Guns in Our Schools. U.S. Attorney Tara McGregor presented a $100 savings bond as the prize.
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Williston
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Author Carrie Allen McCray to speak at ACEAR luncheon
Retired Aiken County Educators Association Retired invite Carrie Allen McCray of Columbia to discuss Freedom's Child at their final luncheon on Friday May 13 at Meray's Restaurant. McCray, 73, author of poems and a long study of Ota Benga, rises from social work to teaching and writing. Reservations of $12 to Johnce Mendenhall by Friday.
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Windsor woman charged after stabbing boyfriend in Aiken
A 22 year old Windsor woman was charged with assault and battery with intent to kill possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime and malicious injury to property after police say she stabbed a boyfriend in the stomach this weekend. The suspect admitted to stabbing the victim with a folding knife and to damaging another man’s car tires. She was arrested and taken to the Aiken County Detention Center. The Hitchcock Foundation will conduct a controlled burn in part of the 2000 acre nature preserve weather permitting.
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Margaret Holley marks 40 years at Aiken Office Supply
The Aiken Standard notes Margaret Holley recently celebrated four decades as owner of Aiken Office Supply News. Also featured are race coverage from Kiwanis tricycle event and upcoming summer film releases. Additionally details on new vehicles and innovations appear in the Wheels section. May’s city trait at City of Character is honor. Lottery results for Pick 3 Pick 4 Palmetto Cash 5 Cash 3 Cash 4 Fantasy 5 are listed.
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