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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2004
Page
2
A community debate questions Shepeard’s services and a new $5 fee for curbside trash. The critic says the nonprofit sells waste and omits help for disabled residents, noting backyard pickup remains available at no extra cost.
The letter asks for the total taxpayer outlay to acquire about 10 000 containers. It inquires how quickly the purchase will pay for itself through anticipated savings, and how frequently the containers are normally replaced.
Reader questions how Aiken High could profit if snacks run out at the championship. The letter cites crowd confusion over a new southside traffic circle and urges printed rules before opening. Comments also praise honest acts and note noise from ducks at Aiken Regional.
A 23 year old woman reported an attempted kidnapping and strong armed robbery Friday at 1 p.m. outside a Southside discount center on Whiskey Road. The assailant, a white male with a beard and short hair in a blue collar shirt, took her money and fled toward the old K Mart. She was unharmed. Police seek tips at 642-7620.
10 Downing opens at 241 Laurens St. SW in the Legare-Morgan House, offering slow roasted prime rib Chilean sea bass and daily made pasta and desserts. The restaurant features a full bar with 50 wines and plans wine tasting dinners and a New Year’s Eve event with dancing. Reservations encouraged. Call 642-9062.
The Valley Empty Stocking Fund relies on donations to raise 30000 for gifts to families hit by job loss medical crises or hard times. Vouchers guarantee funds go to purchases at stores and no cash is used. Last year contributions totaled 32497.14. Mail donations to P O Box 517 Langley SC 29834 or contact Philip Lord at plordaikenstandard.com.
A lengthy donor roll shows individuals and organizations contributing funds ranging from $10 to $300 to various groups including Langley United Methodist Women and Security Federal Bank. Names span across families, businesses, and fraternal groups with multiple entries and dollar amounts.
Four Midland Valley High School FFA members finished ninth in the state wildlife management career development event held at the National Wild Turkey Federation in Edgefield. Freshman Chris Bolt led the team with ninth place among 100 competitors as teammates Andrew Cooper Devon Hodson and Joshua James joined him.
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