Carr Running Unopposed For New Ellenton Council
Laura Wright Carr, a 24 year old first time candidate, runs unopposed for the New Ellenton City Council to fill an unexpired term. She promotes growth and local business, supports the sewer project study, and invites voter input while serving as a Notary Public and church leader. Election Tuesday Oct 15 from 7 am to 7 pm at the Civic Center.
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Laura Wright Carr
New Ellenton
Savannah River
Foreman Memorial Baptist Church
Acteens
New Ellenton Civic Center
Board Sets Salary Study and School Plans
The board weighs a salary study committee with 18 members to draft competitive and equitable salary schedules and fringe benefits. It plans to keep Ai ken and South Aiken high schools separate for grades nine through 12. Other actions include approving seven district goals, adopting a Productivity Plan, and electing delegates to the SC School Boards Association.
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Aiken
South Aiken
South Carolina School Boards Association
Zoning changes on horses, NB zoning, and shopping center signs in Aiken
The Aiken Planning Commission will consider allowing horses by right in R-1H single family areas with limits on horses per acre and stall use. Other agenda items include NB zoning rezones, subdivision approvals, a six story residential facility, angle parking on Abbeville Avenue, annexations to R-1, and free standing signs for Centre South Shopping Centre. The meeting is at 3 p.m. Tuesday in council chambers Park Avenue.
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Aiken
Presbyterian Development Corporation
Congaree Place
Laurens Street
Mackie Walker
Silver Bluff Road
Cardinal Drive
Abbeville Avenue
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Commission
Public Works/Engineering Department
S.C. Employment Security Commission
Richland Avenue
John W
Helen T. Lane
Winged Foot Drive
Thomas C
Dorothy Evans
Woodside Development Company
Woodside Plantation
Wyatt Development Company
Fabian Drive
Centre South
Aiken Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Municipal
Park Avenue
Town Hall
Jackson Town Council
Police Department
PSA Meeting to Review Scavenger Waste Funding
The Aiken County Public Service Authority meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to discuss funding options for the scavenger waste program following two proposals from W J Day of Davis and Floyd. Aiken County, Horse Creek Plant, SC 125, North Augusta, and Greenville are involved.
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Aiken County Public Service Authority
W.J. Day
Davis
Floyd
Greenville
Horse Creek
S.C. 125
North Augusta
Poore Sees Possible Reinstatement After Resignations
Poore believes reinstatement could occur as he notes no further resignations are expected. He says those who resigned lacked choice and claims the actions against him were political. Dunnam says DSS work continues as Columbia workers fill in for departed staff.
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Poore
Bill Would Let Homeowners Kill Intruders
Spartanburg AP report notes state lawmakers back bills letting homeowners use lethal force against intruders. The measure requires a reasonable fear of imminent peril of death or great bodily harm to self or household members.
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Bill
Spartanburg
Man Gets 312 Days For Assaulting Deputy
A Columbia man named Jackie Walter Robinson was sentenced to ten years in prison with 312 days to be served in Richland County jail on weekends. Circuit Judge Ralph King Anderson Jr. imposed the weekend confinement starting this week, per assistant Solicitor Creighton Coleman.
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Columbia
Richland County
Ralph King Anderson Jr
Jackie Walter Robinson
Robinson
Creighton Coleman
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Ginny Southworth
Jeremy McDonnell
Jeremy
Richard McDonnell
Carr
New Ellenton Council
Martha Norris
South Carolina
PSA
New Jackson
Jackson
Jackson Council
VPSA
Valley Public Service Authority Board
Ployee
Johnstown
Zimmerman, Evans and
Leopold
Augusta
Porky Bradberry
Cinema Trijale
CSL
Cantbuymelove
Spaceballs
Kalmia Mall
Monthru
York St. SE
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