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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2007
Page
5
Residents note that cigarette butts are trash and fire hazard in the Christopher Downs common area as signs warning against smoking are printed. Debate grows over city county jurisdiction and potential railroad development affecting the Northside.
A resident defends the Northside Grocery owner amid Talkback comments from last Sunday, calling the critics shameless and false. The commenter says they have lived nearby for years and the owners are law abiding.
The college plans fair picture sizes and fair access while offering a gaming certificate program. The initiative includes providing reliable Wi Fi to support students in the certificate course.
A citizen voices concern that Woodside and the nearby areas along Silver Bluff Road near Gem Lake should remain untouched. They warn that commercial development and uncertain traffic projections threaten the scenic, historic "old Aiken" look and may funnel traffic toward Whiskey Road and a proposed outer-edge connector.
The speaker calls for lifetime dismissal of Michael Vick and a lifelong suspension from football. They urge accountability by others who may have known and failed to report the actions, blaming multiple parties for the circumstances.
Letter argues for brick sound barrier walls along Vial Bluff Road as a better alternative to the August 27 proposal. Supporters claim preserving trees backyards and openness matters, prefer an “Aiken look” over four traffic lanes and a 15 foot Northeast medium look.
A community member urges keeping the Northside Produce Stand open noting no fights or litter. They challenge claims it brings undesirable people, saying locals and neighbors rely on it and criticizing efforts to shut it down. They mention 900 signatures and commend summer concerts at Hope Lands with expectations for next year.
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