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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 2011

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Jackson seeks county aid for supermarket tax district

The Town of Jackson asks Aiken County to help create a tax increment financing district to lure a Food Lion grocery store. Attorney Gary Pope said the project aims to revive a drying town and attract more business, with about 800000 in incentives. Mayor Todd Ether edge attended the session. The town will also seek school board support next week.

Jackson Aiken County Gary Pope Pope Todd Etheredge

Costco Opens Augusta Store on Alexander Drive

Costco opened its first Augusta location at 825 Alexander Drive off Riverwatch Parkway with customers lining up before 8 a.m. on opening day. Local coverage notes the new store's arrival and initial turnout.

Costco Augusta Alexander Drive Riverwatch Parkway

Second semi-truck theft suspects jailed

Aiken County deputies said two men after stealing a tractor trailer cab in Augusta and driving into South Carolina are jailed. David Bargstedt 31 and Bat Lee face charges of receiving stolen goods burglary resisting arrest and injuring a police dog. Bond denied. A deputy and K-9 Duke were injured. Duke expected to recover after surgery.

Aiken County David Bargstedt Bat Lee Bargstedt Sandbar Ferry Road Bond K-9 Elwell Karen Daily Duke

Reynolds ends service on Planning Commission

Bill Reynolds concluded ten years of service on the Aiken Planning Commission, including four as chair. His final meeting was celebrated with German chocolate cake as colleagues thanked him for his years of service. Reynolds will retire to spend time with family and his seven grandchildren in Chicago and Cincinnati and will not seek another term.

City of Aiken Bill Reynolds Reynolds Chicago Cincinnati

ACTS Named Angel for Community Service in SC

South Carolina Secretary of State honored ACTS Area Churches Together Serving Inc for 2011 Scrooges and Angels recognition. ACTS reported 17,000 residents aided last year with 400 volunteers, providing food clothing and prescriptions at low cost.

South Carolina Mark Hammond Together Serving Inc ACTS Vicki Bukovitz

Cancer Survivors Fund and Noted Charities Listing

A fragment lists charitable groups and percentages tied to disease causes and veteran support. Missouri City Texas Cancer Survivors Fund appears with 9.1 percent. Garden City New York Children’s Leukemia Research Association 23.9 percent. Troy Michigan Disabled Police Officers Law 2.9 percent. Milwaukie Oregon Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation 12.8 percent. Myrtle Beach VFW Post 2779 24 percent.

Cancer Survivors’ Fund Missouri City Texas Children’s Leukemia Research Association Inc Garden City N.Y Police Officers Law , Inc Troy Mich Making Breast Cancer Foundation of America Milwaukie Ore S.C. Professional Fitters Association Myrtle Beach O.B. Ieoopatt

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