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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2005
Page
3
A reader asks about the 20 year class of 1985 South Aiken High School reunion and wonders if it was missed. The letter also critiques local crime rankings, education funding, Talk-Back line expansion, and gas price coverage, and thanks Dr. Brown of Aiken Animal Hospital. It urges continued arrest listings and notes contact details for comments.
Quotes from local residents in Aiken Warrenville and Allendale weigh the proposed tax increment financing plan. Views range from increased property values and unaffordable taxes to potential housing benefits and concerns about wealthy builders.
Aiken City Public Works crews refreshed the 32 year old Vietnam Memorial on Laurens Street while a local feud over moving the monument continued. Mariners and Subvets tussled over relocation but agreed to joint maintenance. Lawn work included removing large bushes, adding low growers, a new path with white pond stone, and a no cost granite wash. Total material cost about 500 dollars.
The notice outlines subscription prices for Daily and Sunday, EzPay plans, and weekend options, with monthly and annual rates. It also provides delivery expectations, contact numbers for delivery issues, and policy on payments and cancellations.
Lottery results for Sunday list Pick 4 Midday 1 8 2 6 and Pick 4 Evening 1 8 2 6 with Pick 3 Evening 5 5 9. The feature notes the month’s character trait Patience for Aiken.
City officials weigh the impact as the permit to sell alcohol on Sundays expires next month during Western Carolina State Fair coverage. Authorities expect potential changes to event operations and local business timing.
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