Time capsule damage sparks questions on who pays
A newspaper report described a time capsule run over by an illegal U turn. Police would likely identify the responsible party, but the paper noted uncertainty about who covers the replacement costs.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2011
Page
3
A newspaper report described a time capsule run over by an illegal U turn. Police would likely identify the responsible party, but the paper noted uncertainty about who covers the replacement costs.
A quoted remark asserts that some physicians time appointments to maximize earnings, claiming the motive is financial gain rather than patient care. The statement frames medical scheduling as a profit strategy rather than clinical necessity.
Aiken Laser Car Wash near Walmart on the Southside offered veterans a free supreme car wash as part of a special. The owner or manager personally thanked customers as they delivered the service.
Lulu's Car Wash on the Southside earns three cheers as a standout local service. Patrons praise quick friendly staff and reliable cleaning, noting affordable prices and convenient location. Regular customers say it’s among the area’s best car washes.
A Virginia Acres homeowner asks why their one bath house built in the 1950s saw property taxes climb from 750 last year to 880 this year. Local assessments and rate changes are likely factors, possibly including adjusted assessment values and millage rate changes affecting tax bills.
Thanks to New Ellenton Middle School for the Veterans Day program held Friday. Readers are invited to leave comments via TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or editorial aikenstandard com, with names optional and subject to editorial editing for space.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety accredited by CALEA invites community members to a public information session at 7 p.m. in the municipal courtroom of the Public Safety headquarters at 251 Laurens St NW. Call 3-7875 between 1 and 3 p.m. to offer comments. verbal remarks are limited to 10 minutes.
Residents debated an interpretive center at Carolina Bay Nature Reserve off Price Avenue. The center would be 6 feet high with treated wood, designed to blend with the pond edge, funded by 100000 from the 2004 Capital Project Sales Tax and guided by a 2003 Conservation Easement plan.
Clearwater residents face a Postal Service reassignment to Beech Island causing mail delivery gaps and EMS GPS errors. Many, including 63 year resident Guy Brown, must keep Clearwater addresses for P O boxes while rural delivery now routes to Beech Island. Officials urge letters to Sen DeMint and advise Beech Island ZIP use for rural routes.
A Trenton man faces aggravated domestic violence charges after allegedly pushing his wife from their Winter Place Drive porch, sending her about 14 feet, injuring her back including a sacrum fracture. The victim was hospitalized for her injuries.
The listing shows business hours from 30 a.m. to 6 30 p m Monday through Friday for 326 Rutland Drive with phone number 648 2311 and fax 648 6052. Names Tim O Briant and Annie O Dconor appear with office extensions 2380 and 2398 respectively.
Marvin Ginyard 21 of Cofer Street Wagener pleaded guilty to two counts of attempted murder for shooting at Wagener police officers during a patrol. He fled, fired at officers, hid in an apartment complex, then surrendered on his 21st birthday with Judge Dover Early imposing a 10 year prison term.
A hearing at 6 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Center will cover the pending closure of Waste Tanks 18 and 19 at Savannah River Site. SRR and SC Department of Health and Environmental Control representatives will summarize the Industrial Waste Water closure module for the tanks. Comments are accepted through December 15.
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