LeDuc to retire after 25 years as Aiken city manager
City Manager Roger LeDuc will retire Jan 28 after nearly 25 years guiding Aiken. He submitted his letter in an executive session and praised the staff and volunteers who kept the city progressing.
15 Sep 2010
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2010
Page
1
City Manager Roger LeDuc will retire Jan 28 after nearly 25 years guiding Aiken. He submitted his letter in an executive session and praised the staff and volunteers who kept the city progressing.
Roger LeDuc highlights 12 years guiding Aiken with a wellness program municipal debt elimination downtown upgrades including the theater and festival, a traffic ordinance, and a lowered village rate. Two industrial parks added about 700 to 800 jobs, senior tax write offs, a storm water program, 400 housing units and 13 organizations on Northside, plus Citizens Park and Tennis Center completed.
Nikki Mock, the new Aiken County School District teacher of the year, inspires students from Hammond Hill Elementary with high energy and a love of learning. Fifth grader Molly Hooks praises Mock for her enthusiasm and care as she keeps Disney magic alive in the classroom.
Downtown Aiken gears up for a 175th anniversary parade highlighting horse drawn carriages and modern cars. The route runs from Union Street to the Aiken Railroad Depot with road closures and detours starting at 8 a.m. and traffic directed away from the downtown area.
The Melvin Cummings murder trial enters day two with testimony from law enforcement and forensic experts. A recording of Cummings statements is presented as prosecutors outline the Sept. 15 2008 plan to rob the Tucker home on Old Barn Well Road.
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