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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2014
Page
3
Local readers critique rude service and traffic jams caused by horse trailers on Montmorenci roads. A letter urges leasing Langley Dam for power instead of taxpayer repairs. A reader questions kerosene availability and supports Channel 4 cut. Call TalkBack at 803-644-2384 to comment.
The Aiken Choral Society will not take part in the St. Mary Help of Christians Church dedication, contrary to a prior page 10 note. The Aiken Standard issues a correction and urges readers to report factual errors by contacting Melissa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or editorial aikenstandard.com.
Aiken County Council voted 5-3 to add 150000 for Langley Pond assessment and repair as part of amendments to the FY2015 operating budget. Chair Ronnie Young and councilors Napier Rawls opposed. Hightower Siders Haskell Singer Mckenzie supported. Officials say the leak is upstream of the spillway and a flood gate was opened to lower water by five feet while a siphon system may be used if needed. no imminent dam danger noted.
Byrd Elementary and Warrenville Elementary pupils toured Leavelle McCampbell Middle School meeting eighth graders and teachers. They learned about changing classes and using combination locks while easing nerves about sixth grade. Career specialist Sondra Thomas and guidance counselor Heather Haynes stressed nurturing during this transition.
Community banks Regions and First Citizens in Aiken joined Schofield Middle School during American Education Week to offer financial literacy lessons. USC Aiken students and school staff participated, showing students how math and reading apply to banking, budgeting, and saving.
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