Aiken Planning Commission weighs water service for northside subdivision
The Aiken Planning Commission will meet at 6 p.m. to consider granting city water service to a 39.89 acre northside development south of May Royal Drive and west of Osbon Drive, filed by Melvin Williams, and to approve a variance for a 1,100 foot Arburn Drive dead end and 24 foot streets. The panel will also review annexation requests for 573 Lincoln Ave and 804 Woodward St at the Aiken Municipal Complex.
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City Water Service
Northside
Aiken
Osbon Drive
Melvin Williams
S.C
Arburn Drive
Commission
Lincoln Ave
Woodward St
Aiken Planning Commission
Aiken Municipal Complex
Park Ave
S.W
Walks steps up for 2002 Aiken Heart Walk
Prominent citizens in Aiken back the 2002 American Heart Association fundraiser led by city manager Roger LeDuc as chairman though recovering from major surgery. The event on Saturday March 2 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers aims to top last year’s $150000 with broad community support and volunteers from Westinghouse Savannah River Company SC Electric and Gas Uni versity of South Carolina Aiken and local businesses. Contact 642-7654 for details.
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Aiken
Rick Osbon
Osbon
Cleaners
Steve Hale
American Heart Association
Bill Shingler
Joe Marshall
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
Jay Hammond
South Carolina Electric and Gas
Sue Beauregard
ARMC
Holly Guy
University of South Carolina Aiken
Ray Henry
RE. Phelan
Osbon’s Cleaners
Industrial HazMat trainees complete ATC course in Charleston area
Eight industrial workers finished a three day HazMat training at Aiken Technical College with seven Avondale Mills staffers and one from a fuel firm. Instructors stressed OSHA mandated practice, team command, and realistic tests including a simulated hazardous drum spill and a site envelope challenge to test reporting to the incident commander.
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Aiken Technical College
Avondale Mills
Liz Pulver
Aiken ‘County
HazMat
Pulver
Navy
Maine
Ing
Patriotism Drives Area America Recycles Day Project
City of Aiken partners with Savannah River Site Pollution Prevention Team to host America Recycles Day at Citizens Park Field 5. Volunteers will crush 77,000 aluminum cans to form a 6 by 100 foot American flag, with construction beginning Wednesday and activities 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thursday. Lapel pins for first 1,500 donors. proceeds aid New York City relief effort.
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Aiken
Savannah River
America
Citizens Park
Sarita Berry
SRS
Tripp Land Survey
New York City
Grants announced by September 11th Fund to aid victims and responders
The September 11th Fund, created by United Way of New York City and the New York Community Trust, reports 34 new emergency grants totaling 18.6 million dollars to help victims families and communities. Since inception over 34.4 million in grants has been awarded and more than one million people and organizations have pledged or contributed, including a 10000 donation from United Way of Aiken County.
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United Way of
New York City
New York Community Trust
Aiken County
Joshua Gotbaum
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