Noise nuisance sparks debate on fines and rights
A sample block argues blasting music from vehicles disturbs hundreds of residents and questions if a 250 dollar fine suffices. It contrasts this nuisance with concerns about oversight at nuclear facilities at SRS and ends with a jab at Aiken.
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Northerners blame game sparks heated Aiken Talkback
A reader letters claim Northerners ruin Southern life while one commenter defends Northerners and volunteers at a local hospital. The piece urges reading arrest records in the Aiken Standard to gauge who is to blame and calls for greener living and less junk mail.
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Volunteer Chandra Perry Brightens Smith-Hazel Center
Chandra Perry, a wheelchair user born with spina bifida, volunteers at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center front desk. She answers phones and helps with homework, inspired by a long history with the center and a positive outlook that motivates staff and children alike. Local supervisor Betty Gyles praises her energy as she handles tasks beyond her first day.
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Student honored for giving back at Kennedy Middle
Nichole Sebastian received the Serteen of the Year award at a Kennedy Middle School picnic for more than 400 hours of community service with Serteens. Teacher Laura Bacon leads the club with advisers Heather Corley and Dawn Stephens as Nichole praises the program and its impact. Brandelyn Kemp, rising eighth grader, will succeed Russell Gunter as Serteens president, praising the club’s spirit and opportunities to help others.
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City of Character Lottery Drawings and Results
Friday and evening draws list Pick 3 and Pick 4 results for midday and evening sessions. Palmetto Cash 5, Cash 3, Cash 4, Fantasy 5, and Mega Millions numbers are provided with specific sequences and the Mega Ball.
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Aiken National Guard Training Hub Hinges on BIA Vote
The S C Army National Guard may establish a training center in Willow Run Industrial Park pending a BIA special exception. The Aiken Corporation plans to sell a 30,000 square foot building and adjacent lot for about 835000 to a local developer, who would lease to the state for the center. If approved at the May 22 meeting, the project would include multiple new structures, storage, parking for 200 vehicles, and vehicle repair facilities, with state officials noting the plan is years from fruition.
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Recall notices on Ellemenno pants and Currey & Company lamps
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced recalls affecting about 228000 Ellemenno girls capri pants distributed by Mervyns and imported by Azmat Group with detachable waist band buttons posing a choking risk. No injuries reported. About 1500 Currey & Company table lamps distributed by Currey & Company pose electrical shock and fire hazards. six reports of sparking or circuit trips with no injuries. Details at cpsc.gov and company sites.
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