Readers voice taxes and development fury at city actions
A letter to the editor criticizes city tax plans and salary levels, questions a factory on Powderhouse and East Pine Log roads, laments tree removal near a horse center, and notes a jet sighting near Pine Log Road. It calls for accountability and public discussion on local decisions.
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Powderhouse
East Pine Log Roads
South Aiken
Pine Log
Silver Bluff
Pine Log Road
Aiken
Lottery results for South Carolina and Georgia
South Carolina Draws Pick 3 evening 2 7 0 Pick 4 evening 5 3 4 2 Palmetto Cash 5 3 14 18 21 28 Power Up 3 Georgia Draws Cash 3 midday 1 3 2 Cash 4 midday 9 6 0 1 FIVE midday 5 9 8 5 4 Cash 3 evening 5 1 4 Cash 4 evening 2 9 5 2 FIVE evening 6 7 2 7 5 Fantasy 5 1 20 16 38 17
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Level Up program aids young job hopefuls in Aiken
Sixty rising youth, including 16 year old Luke Morris, participate in mock interviews at St. John's United Methodist Church as part of the Columbia Urban League and Aiken Youth Empowerment Level Up program. Trainers praise preparedness and advise refining elevator pitches while Dede Biles notes program aims and background.
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Krystal Green
Columbia Urban League
Luke Morris
Morris
South Aiken High School
Green
Aiken Youth Empowerment
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Kandace Kaye
Helping Hands
Aiken County
Quyen Forrest
Aiken High School
Sara Sowers
Security Federal Bank
Sowers
Forrest
Aiken
Quyon Forrest
Archaeology in Hitchcock Woods Reveals 50 000-Year Span
Veteran archaeologist Carl Steen of the Diachronic Research Foundation presented findings from Hitchcock Woods showing artifacts dating to 50 000 years ago and sites from 12 000 to 17 000 years, with Native American points and plantation remnants uncovered. Steen noted the survey began in 2015 and spans three years, led with Archaeological Consultants of the Carolinas.
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Hitchcock Woods
Carl Steen
Diachronic Research Foundation
Columbia
Steen
Aiken County Historical Society
Charleston and
Goose Creek
University of South Carolina
William and Mary
Williamsburg, Virgina
Bobby Southerlin
Archaeological Consultants of the
Carolinas
Clayton
North Carolina
Southerlin
South Carolina
Dan Brown
Aiken
Aiken clubs announce meetings and games in June
The Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club hosts free two hour sessions at 1 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday at the Croft House 356 York St N E New players welcome The Town of Windsor schedules a regular meeting at 7 p m June 6 at the First Baptist Church activity building For more information call 803 270 7003 The Aiken Newcomers Club will meet June 14 at Newberry Hall 117 Newberry St Registration at 10 45 a m program luncheon at 11 30 a m Luncheon costs 15 Reservations and cancellations due by June 9 Call 803 514 2762 or email newcomers29803 gmail com
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Aiken Duplicate Bridge Club
Croft House
York St. N.E
Windsor
First Baptist Church of
Aiken
Newberry Hall
Newberry St
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