Re zoning plan sparks parent angst over school shifts
Area 1 Assistant Superintendent David Caver faces frustrated parents over a proposed attendance zone realignment that would move about 90 students from Chukker Creek and Millbrook to Aiken Elementary by the 2002-2004 window. Parents warn of disruption and seek more study before a board vote, noting prior transfers and neighborhood concerns.
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Chukker Creek
Millbrook
Aiken
Area 1
David Caver
Aiken Elementary
Caver
Aiken County
Area I
Debbie Lawless
Tam
Board of Education
Woodside Plantation
Hamilton Drive
Charleston Row Boulevard
King Edwards Way
Whiskey Road
South Boundary
Review bicycle safety rules and helmet use in South Carolina
May marks National Bicycle Month as the article outlines SC laws on bicycling, rights and duties on roadways, riding near the right edge, helmet use, lights and brakes. It highlights Share the Road signs, bicycle club activities in Aiken, meetings, rides, and details about Cycle South Carolina event routes through Aiken to Odell Weeks Centers.
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South Carolina
Aiken
Hayne, Park and Powderhouse
Odell Weeks Activities Center
UPS overview at Aiken Rotary highlights 500 jobs goal
Jim Anderson of Aiken’s new UPS facility outlines the company’s global reach and plans to create 500 jobs over five years at the site near South Aiken High School. The Rotary Club discusses electronic processing, tariff handling, and government compliance while noting 119 staff by July and UPS origins in Seattle.
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International Exchange
Centennial
United Parcel Service
Jim Anderson
Aiken
UPS
International
South Aiken High School
Rotary Club of
Anderson
Alaska
Asia
Europe
Americas
South Pacific
South Carolina
Anchorage
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Atlanta
Paul Harris
Rotary International
Rotary’s
Tom Hofstetter
Paul Jeblee
Mike Hosang
Tommy Wessinger
Rodney ‘Wessinger
Karen Papouchado
Sandy Tucker
Fred Andrea
Aiken Municipal Conference Center
Aiken County Council eyes proposed budget for 2002 2003
Aiken County Council advances the 2002 2003 budget with first reading this evening. A work session at 6 p.m and a regular session at 7 p.m are planned with a public hearing in June. The growth rate is 9.1 percent with expenses of 61 528 696 and revenues of 81 283 700. Roads spending rises to 6 842 605 from 2 513 609 tied to the local option sales tax. The C Funds line dips to 1 496 468 in spending from 1 800 000 revenue and 1 744 470 expenses. Public hearing on the budget is set for 7 p.m. and the full budget is in the county administrator's office.
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Aiken County
Clay Killian
County Council
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Kaitlyn Chukker Creek
Anna Grooms
Legare
Sawyer Lane
Wheeler
Evans
Clark
Hitchcock
Gyles
Rosemary
Kerr
Roslyn
Betty Court
Taylor
Smallridge
Thomas
Limerick
Oriole
Wren Place
Cardinal
the Bunkers
Silver Bluff Road
Io Proto
Hob
Tary
Lynne Katy
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Lynne Katonah
Shereen Ferguson
Cyclesport
Rotary Meeting
Klod Greene
Ken Oyd and
Grece
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