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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2008
Page
1
Online chatter centers on Bojangles opening in Aiken with 11 comments by noon Monday. Readers are invited to join the discussion at aikenstandard.com Local page for the report.
The Aiken Standard offices will close Thursday November 27 while customer service remains open 6 30 to 9 30 a m Readers will find money saving inserts in Friday’s paper and a Thanksgiving Day single copy price of 1 USC Aiken women sit 6 0 under coach Mike Brandt in his seven year tenure Partners in Friendship and the City of Aiken host an authentic American Thanksgiving dinner for their Italian partner city in a community exchange.
The new poll asks where residents will eat Thanksgiving with options including at home, at a family member or friend’s house, or at a restaurant. Readers are directed to aikenstandard.com to vote and note several obituaries from El Paso, Texas listed in the page’s Deaths and Funerals section.
After a two month investigation, state and local officers arrested more than two dozen people in a North Augusta operation. Investigators posed as dealers at 155 Kip Road, using the home for reverse sales and arrests. Officials said neighbors reported heavy traffic and cars coming and going. Partners included Aiken County Sheriff’s Office, Aiken Public Safety, Hampton County, Lexington County and SLED.
The Aiken Standard advises budgeting to curb spending amid tough times and Black Friday pressure. Budgeting helps buyers find quality gifts for loved ones without debt, while avoiding impulse buys and the pre holiday sale frenzy. Local charity support is encouraged.
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and USC Aiken presented an economic profile of Aiken County and the equine industry's impact. Dr. Sanela Porea led the briefing as data from a detailed survey of horse industry participants informed insights for state legislative communication.
Aiken County and City of Aiken officials clash over a proposed privacy fence to shield B and W Auto & Truck Parts from highway view. Councilman Scott Singer says the fence, funded up to 50 000 by both governments, would be built by the South Carolina Department of Transportation under state code. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Councilwoman Jane Vaughters question the measure and urge legislative involvement to address ongoing concerns.
In 2004 Aiken County topped several equine categories and the USC Aiken survey echoed prior findings. The report thanks each survey participant and directs readers to SURVEY, page 12A for details.
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