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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2006
Page
3
The piece notes people are flocking to Aiken for larger homes at lower costs and taxes, contrasting with higher Northeast prices. It questions sustainability, asking how long Aiken can absorb growth without higher taxes while developers profit from land sales. The author warns to wait and see if local residents can bear future tax increases.
The Aiken Standard notes the new livability court aims to enforce junk vehicle removal and property maintenance. Critics urge clear daily fines after a 30 to 60 day window and stricter codes. readers are invited to comment via Talkback.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error listing Jack Grades among Wednesday events. Contact Mike Gibbons at 644-2381 or Jeff Wallace at 644-2400 or email editor@aikenstandard.com to report factual mistakes and help set the record straight.
Nine new career development facilitators arrive as part of Education and Economic Development Act implementation in Aiken County. They join guidance counselors to help eighth graders declare career clusters and plan high school paths. Training at Aiken Technical College emphasized collaboration between counselors, students, and colleges.
Seventh grade Schofield Middle School student Marisa Appel enjoys the strings orchestra and counts math gains from musical terms as Public Education Partners grants help purchase instruments. The group honors donors Bridgestone Firestone, Aiken Regional Medical Centers, Weyerhaeuser, and Duke Cogema Stone & Webster, backing Synergistic Systems computer labs at LBC and Schofield. PEP plans lab expansion to all elementary schools while supporting reading fluency, truancy, and mentorship programs across Aiken County.
Crossways, an 1815 antebellum plantation listed on the Aiken Historic Registry and the National Register, seeks a 170 square foot sunroom, matching south side columns, and new east decking. Exterior removals pave the way for renovations while preserving its historic status and links to Gov. John Gary Evans and Arthur Young.
Partial OCR text shows dates and edition references including April May November 23 28 and weekday classifications. Reads like a newspaper compilation or schedule note with limited readable items and no clear events or names identifiable.
ASeptember city note outlines Aiken's character trait as diligence for the month. Lottery results list numerous draws including Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening, Carolina Five and Powerball with Powerplay values, along with Cash 3, Cash 4, Fantasy 5 and Win For Life numbers. Free Ball 23 is noted.
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