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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2014
Page
3
Aiken residents comment on water on Sanders Avenue and loud motorcycles, urge DOT action, suggest street jogging, question store layoffs on Whiskey Road, propose a city dress code, and debate driving age and rights. The TalkBack hotline is 803-644-2384 and editorials invite brief, publishable input.
A correction notes an error in a page 2A article about a Veterans awareness ride organized and sponsored by Marsha Hopkins of Aiken Motorcycle Sales and Service and retired Col. Gus Fitch. The event is set for Saturday November 15 as part of efforts to highlight veteran care.
The house at 911 Murrah Ave in Aiken will go on the market for 90000 or best offer following a unanimous City Council decision. The property, near the Publix entrance on Christee Place, was acquired for 120000 to extend Christee Place and ease Whis key Road traffic.
Aiken County residents should prepare for a week of cool to mild weather with highs in the 60s and lows in the 30s and 40s. National Weather Service meteorologist Chris Rohrbach notes a fall transition with overcast skies and periodic showers, though no snow or ice is expected. Weather will fluctuate as jet stream amplitude waves move through, typical for autumn.
National Weather Service outlook for Aiken lists daily conditions from today through November 19 with sun and high 70s to lows near 30s. Rain chances range from 0 to 70 percent and temperatures shift from highs in the 70s to lows in the 30s across the period.
The speaker notes that an El Niño influenced winter suggests cooler and wetter conditions overall. They caution this does not guarantee more or less snow, just a general trend toward cooler, wetter weather.
Aiken Planning Commission will hold a 5:30 p.m. public work session Tuesday in room 204 at the Municipal Building, 214 Park Ave. No regular meeting. They will consider amendments to buffers, utility policy, bed and breakfast rules, and a historic inn ordinance.
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