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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 2006

Page

3

City Residents Gain Exclusive Access to Odell Weeks Tennis Complex

Editorial questions why a 1 percent sales tax funded the Odell Weeks Tennis Complex but only City residents can use it. County residents and visitors are barred from courts, lessons, and clinics, turning the facility into an exclusive club for City residents and sparking criticism.

Odell Weeks

County faces tax concerns over ORA site and pond plan

Aiken County residents question the ORA Group plan citing tax breaks and community impact. They propose using Clearwater Pond for a family gathering space and express residents’ worries about cleanup costs and habitat project reputability. They ask where children will learn to fish and eat nearby and complain about nearby habitat house builders’ respect for neighbors.

ORA Group Aiken County Clearwater Pond

Gene Owens Funny Column Reflects on Northerners and Southerners

An Aiken Standard reader praises Gene Owens for a Monday column on October 2 that balances humor about both regions without demeaning them. The letter urges security upgrades in Aiken County schools, noting South Aiken lacks cameras while Aiken High has 24, and provides contact details for comments.

Gene Owens Aiken County South Aiken Aiken High

Worker burned in Sage Valley Golf Club blast at Graniteville

A contractor installing gas heaters at the Sage Valley Golf Club suffered second degree burns when a fire sparked by an explosion broke out in the under construction clubhouse. The victim was rushed to Doctor's Hospital in Augusta. about 60 workers were at the site but all escaped. Firefighters contained the blaze after 15 to 20 minutes, with significant smoke and water damage. The course will reopen today as planned.

Graniteville Sage Valley Golf Club Doctor's Hospital Augusta Aiken Ems GVW Phil Napier Napier Aiken County Sage Valley Manger Dave Christensen Frank

T J Maxx opens in Hitchcock Plaza with big crowds

Shoppers crowded the 28,936 square foot TJ Maxx in Hitchcock Plaza on Thursday. District manager Richard Pouliot and store manager Brian Piorkowski praised the turnout while customers praised deals. The Massachusetts retailer offers apparel, accessories, giftware, shoes, jewelry, and an educational toy and book department adding about 75 jobs. Regular hours run 9:30 to 9:30 Saturday and 1:30 to 6 Sunday. Online shopping at www tjmaxx.com

TJ. Maxx Hitchcock Plaza Richard Pouliot Brian Piorkowski Polly Riede Brittany Winn Jintyeo Corallo Eva Mae Thomas Maxx

Press Room Operations Highlight Demands at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard emphasizes the physical and mental demands on press room staff as it prints daily editions and special sections. Leaders like Thomas Mustall and Phil Yates discuss ink and news print usage, ongoing upgrades, and the goal of timely delivery through high speed equipment and staff dedication.

Phil Yat Aiken Yates Mai

City News Briefs on October Loyalty and Lottery Results

City feature notes Aikens character trait Loyalty for October and a lottery rundown with Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws. Cash 3 and Cash 4 numbers shown for both sessions plus Fantasy 5 result 513-16-18.

Numbe Cash Cash

Aiken Produce Closes Doors in Auxen After Sale

Aiken Produce, the beer and spirits distributor at 1531 Park Ave. SE, is closing today after being sold to Beverage South last year and consolidated with its Columbia facility. About 40 employees face layoffs or transfer as the operation ends in Aiken, a move supported by local historian Owen Clary who notes the firm’s long history since 1956.

Auxen Aiken Produce Park Ave. S.E Beverage South Aiken Columbia Sharon Younce Senet Bia Younce Sai Miller, Coors Heineken Smithof Owen Clary Williamsburg St Fred Treadaway Jack Rackley Clary

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