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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2014
Page
1
Oversight tightens at the Savannah River Site tritium facilities after multiple incidents. A data sheet showed anomalies and undisclosed entries. Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor cites SRNS, the site’s management contractor, noting ten incidents as of Sept. 26 and raising possible job losses, though officials do not confirm.
Carlos Milanes, after 11 years as chief executive of Aiken Regional Medical Centers, will retire in early 2015. A successor will be sought immediately, with Milanes citing long deliberation and appreciation for community support. He plans to stay in Aiken with his family.
Patricia Ann Jackson, a longtime Graniteville resident, died yesterday at age 78. Her funeral services will be held Friday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial at Pinecrest Cemetery. She is survived by two daughters, a son, and several grandchildren. Local tributes praise her community work and dedication to family.
Debbie Tanner Martin JoAnne Gagnon and a third guard work the East Pine Log and South Aiken Boulevard intersection guiding Kennedy Middle and nearby schools. Morning rush brings flashing signals student crossings and growing congestion as families arrive for classes daily.
Aiken Public Safety officers train crossing guards on traffic direction and signal use before they wear the yellow vests. Mornings are busier, and guards note motorists’ impatience. They recount swearing and praise for good kids, sharing a moment about a boy who cried but pressed on, reminding that it’s a matter of seconds each day.
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