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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2007
Page
3
Residents question developers plan as green space is cleared for Woodside project. Local opposition argues the area already provided sufficient open space and worries about reduced urban greenery and potential environmental impact.
Local reader notes that the Aiken Standard shows no Aiken content and that the page centers on North Augusta items, indicating a shift in coverage focus for the edition.
Reader notes contrast between claimed Southern hospitality and frequent rude interruptions and poor customer service in Aiken County. The letter questions whether kindness persists amid common service frustrations.
Reader asks why crime rises in Aiken and suggests a city curfew. The letter cites daily drive bys and assaults, questions gangs and drugs, and urges officials to act as a warned public commentary.
Readers praise finding parking at Aiken’s Makin and share positive impressions. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email aikenstandard com with brief comments. Names not required and may be edited for space.
The Sept 20 graphic mis-stated that nearly 5 million dollars was added on top of a 114 million budget. The $5 million was already included in the total budget figure. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
The AikeNetWorks group in Aiken, an arm of Business Network International, meets weekly at CuiZine to share referrals among 25 local businesses. Founder Tim Fitzgerald says the club operates as a focused referral force rather than a civic group, with members from Verizon, Nandina Home Collection, massage therapy, pest control and more. In its first year the chapter generated 734 referrals, aided by discipline and a strong, mutual exchange of contacts.
The Pass It On Kidsignment Sale at First Baptist Church 120 Chesterfield St. NE runs today 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and half price Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Funds benefit local charities with items donated year round and tax receipts issued.
The City of Aiken may extend its award winning wellness program from employees to residents. Since inception, the program cut absenteeism and workers compensation costs, with gym reimbursements, fitness counseling, wellness checks from Aiken Regional Medical Centers, and a 98 percent employee participation rate. City officials note upcoming city wide expansion could involve partners like the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and Savannah River Site to develop a resident reward system.
A reader asks if the City of Aiken should expand its award winning wellness program to all residents. Proponents cite broader health benefits and cost savings from a healthier community. Critics warn of funding needs and potential inequities in access and participation.
Postal notice explains address changes and subscription rates for the Aiken Standard. It lists mailing boxes in Aiken and Union, notes EZ Pay options, and outlines delivery days and future issue dates with scattered dates and figures.
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