Citizens Voice Concerns On Littering And Community Issues
Readers comment on litter from a teen driver in Cullum Farms and advocate for better behavior. Letters urge action on speeding Whiskey Road and critique clergy roles in Sunday alcohol sales. The Fasten for Life seat belt clinic near Aiken promotes child safety and outlines lifesaving results.
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Cullum Farms
Fay
Kiskey Road
Wal-Mart
Aiken County
S.C. Highway Patrol
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken Safe Communities
S.C. Department of Public Safety Office of Highway Safety
Michael D. George
Office of Highway Safety
S.C. Department of Public Safety
George
Chamber board says not concerned about Virginia lawsuit
Aiken Chamber of Commerce board expresses confidence in incoming president Charlie Weiss despite a wrongful termination suit filed in Virginia by former Winchester Chamber employee Steven Lamb. Weiss, set to take over December 2, faces the suit while Winchester officials say the case has no merit.
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Aiken Chamber of ‘Commerce Board
Virginia
Charlie Weiss
Weiss
Aiken Chamber
Aiken Chamber Board
Barry Adams
Aiken Board
Charlie
Aiken
Adams
Winchester Chamber
Charlie's
Winchester
Winchester Star
Chamber
Steven Jamb
Winchester Chamber Board
Jim Riley
the Star
Riley
Chamber Board
Lamb
Winchester-Frederick County
Seared 0 10 Dry Golden Banks Sea Scallops
A menu line offers sea scallops described as dry and golden on the plate. Item priced at $20.
Exit poll in Aiken confirms Republican dominance in 2002 vote
USC Aiken professor Dr. Bob Botsch released exit poll results based on 640 interviews showing 65 percent for Mark Sanford over Jim Hodges and 67 percent for Lindsey Graham over Alex Sanders. The poll also found broad GOP margins, with Ed Hodges supporters citing education as a priority.
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Aiken County
USC Aiken
Bob Botsch
Botsch
Mark Sanford
Jim Hodges
Lindsey Graham
Alex Sanders
Strom ‘Thurmond
Dan Hiltgen
Inez Tenenbaum
Aiken
Selecien
Sanford
Hodges
S.C
House
Senate
Big Easy Cafe moves from Aiken to Augusta riverfront
The Big Easy Cafe plans a mid January reopening at the former King George Restaurant site where Eighth Street meets the riverfront in Augusta. Owner Bobby Patel says the Cajun restaurant will close in Aiken December 21 after nine years and add a jazz band and internal brew system using King George’s tanks while keeping about 70 beers.
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Augusta
Riverfront
Big Easy Cafe
Bobby Patel
King George
Eighth Street
Patel
Big Easy
Aiken Mall Drive
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Guardians Against Change
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Fasten For Life
Sandy Nes
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United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
NHTSA
Scott Webster
Ginger Patterson
South Carolina Office of Highway Safety
Gary Tyler
Shonitta Barnes
Rob Novit
Kina
Eal Scallopini
Marsala
USCA
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Floyd Green
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