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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2016
Page
3
Editorial favors a binding referendum on a one stop shop city hall. It notes prior spending on dispersed offices and supports building on Newberry Street as a viable option. It contrasts national leaders handling disasters with local civic efficiency.
Readers urge city leaders to fix Dougherty Road for a three lane highway and direct access to a dry goods and clothing center. They oppose sidewalks and bike paths and call for a simple bypass to reduce driving to Augusta. The TalkBack line and email are provided for comments. Lottery results follow.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office warns residents of phone scams by impostors posing as government officials or law enforcement to extort money. Do not pay over the phone or share personal info. verify callers and contact authorities if unsure, with listed numbers for reporting suspected scams.
First year student Allison White from Gran iteville outlines goals to excel in grades and clubs at Aiken Technical College and plans to transfer to USC Aiken for English education. Abby Williams from Jackson aims to continue high school level involvement, and Evelyn Pride notes the expo shows ATC's organizations and networking benefits for well rounded students. Patricia Graham and SGA team promote involvement and Hope in Motion community service initiatives at ATC.
Story Time in the Gardens begins its fall season Tuesday at 4 p.m. for children eight and younger with Clifford the Big Red Dog as the theme. If rain, events move to H Odell Weeks Activities Center and rain updates are available via the rainout hotline and Facebook page.
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