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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2005
Page
1
O'Charley's restaurant holds a grand opening today following yesterday's ribbon cutting. The event marks the official launch of the new location in the area.
Aiken Standard highlights readers highlighting Zachary Fields of Warrenville with a discussion on Praying Mantis by Rebecca Stetoff. Literacy is emphasized as essential in a fast paced high tech world.
Death notices include Arthur Abney Aiken Michael Bradford Adamick Hartford Conn Richard Dick Auernheimer Aiken Bertha B Jefferson Wanda Delores Johnson Clearwater Thomas Paul Lowe Hephzibah Ga Doris Marie Loyd Wagene Thomas Eugene Mikeil Aiken Rev James T Mitchell listed in Deaths and Funerals.
Former Aiken police officer David Willis, who sued after being fired for watching a movie in the dispatch room, reached a confidential mediation settlement with the City of Aiken. Willis had sought back pay and damages. details remain undisclosed.
Aiken middle and high school actors in The Diary of Anne Frank gain real insight from Judith Evans, a Holocaust survivor. Evans described fear and tragedy, including the infamous soap tale, as director Nathan Greer notes the value of historical faces over online pages.
The Aiken County Council faces a public hearing on the proposed Tax Increment Financing plan for the Trolley Run Station and Sage Creek developments. The School Board seeks a 30 day extension to study an independent report, arguing more time is needed while developers defend the project and its $1 million investment in advisers and market analysis. The council may defer or deny the extension, with a second reading uncertain.
Patsy Sheldon of Aiken Elementary was honored as the 2005 Teacher of the Year by the South Carolina Autism Society during a Columbia luncheon. The award cites her work with four autistic students and her belief that autism is a different ability, not a disability.
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