Project Jackson Protest Over Green Space Plan
The text argues Project Jackson should not be built in green space and claims it belongs to the Indians while questioning the location and impact on local population growth and schools.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2013
Page
3
The text argues Project Jackson should not be built in green space and claims it belongs to the Indians while questioning the location and impact on local population growth and schools.
A community reader thanks the cleaner on Silver Bluff Road near Herndon Dairy Road and praises the Houndslake Country Club staffer for a fragrant, welcoming clubhouse. The note urges others to send praise via TalkBack or email, with readers' names kept private.
Aiken County Council voted on Sept 17 to advance 150000 to Wagener and 12000 to Windsor from Round III Capital Projects Sales Tax funds. Wagener and Windsor, listed last alphabetically, expected April funding and began projects including police cars and a backhoe for water repairs.
Edgefield hosts a Southern Studies Showcase featuring student work and exhibits with a focus on regional history and culture. Local entities and schools participate, offering a glimpse of ongoing research and community engagement.
Hitchcock Woods Foundation celebrates its September 1939 incorporation with the fifth annual Festival of the Woods. The event runs September 27 and 28 with activities for walkers, families, and wildlife enthusiasts including a wine bar, silent auction, and Touch-a-Tractor. Robert Abernethy of the Longleaf Alliance speaks on longleaf forest preservation as part of the program.
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