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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2015
Page
3
Public input criticizes hotel renovation design and elevation decisions while urging downtown harmony. Speakers note Gem Lakes road work is city funded and Woodside should fund its own repairs, then favor public road access. Combs Meat in Ridge Spring recommended for beef sausage.
The select travel committee from Aiken visited Raleigh and Greenville to explore possible tax reduction options. A formal request or inquiry was made by committee members, but no final determination was stated in the brief notes. A formal published report is not confirmed.
The 27th annual Chocolate Festival at St. Mary Help of Christians School drew eventgoers after rain, with proceeds supporting tuition aid and school programs. Brian McElwain won the Chocolate Challenge top prize, and mayoral candidates mingled amid family activities.
The Astronomy Club of Augusta meets October 23 at 7 p.m. in the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken. Guest speaker Dr. John Sutherland, newly named professor and associate dean of Research and Graduate Studies at Augusta University, discusses space radiation and NASA.
Local shoppers packed the Aiken farmer's market on Williamsburg Street for the Aiken Fall Farm Fest despite soggy Saturday morning conditions. Ron Smith searched for honey while Carol Osier hunted for onions and beans as plant vendors and specialty sellers joined food stalls. Organizers credited the City of Aiken for co sponsoring the event which followed last week’s flooding and weather disruptions. Derrek Asberry of the Aiken Standard reports on community turnout and local buying.
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