Cingular wins permit for Whiskey Road tower after six day edge
Aiken County memo shows Cingular Wireless filed its permit for a 150 foot tower behind Dunagan's on Whiskey Road six days before council first reading of a tower ordinance. Planning officials approved revised site plans on July 20 and issued the permit on July 26 amid questions on legality and pending ordinances. Dawn Benton of Cingular says the tower will improve downtown and south side service while Dunagan plans tree plantings to shield the base.
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Fresh Market to bring European style foods to Park Avenue
Davor Sklizovic plans a late fall opening for a two story 8400 square foot Fresh Market at 227 Park Ave in Aiken. The store will feature bakery deli meat seafood produce cheese and an in store wine section with organic and locally sourced products. The owner aims to prioritize local suppliers and hormone free meat while expanding in store production and partnerships with nearby farms and producers.
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Town & Country Inn changes hands in Aiken
Town & Country Inn in Aiken has new owners, Bob and Heidi Peck, who bought from Bill and Jane Lapping with closing Aug 24. The inn features two barns with 11 stalls and three paddocks, hosts weddings and anniversaries, and is promoted as an equestrian oriented bed and breakfast attracting guests from the Central Savannah River Area and beyond.
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Silent Witness Ceremony honors domestic violence victims
The Attorney General's Silent Witness Ceremony Memorializes South Carolinians killed by domestic violence. The Oct 2 event at 11 am on the South Steps of the State House in Columbia invites public attendance and RSVP by Sept 21. In 2004 forty four victims, including 37 women and seven men, were murdered.
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