Not all praise for 2020 and future growth
Anonymous voices critique pay for law enforcement and discuss 2020 woes. They fear increased costs for fixed incomes as real estate and living costs rise in Aiken County. A caller questions room for the working poor and promotes neighborhood essays about the future.
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Tax relief extends to all foods under new 3 percent rate
The 3 percent tax applies to unprepared foods, including items bought with USDA coupons, with Adrienne Fairwell noting everyone benefits from the lower rate. Kroger and Grice's Butcher Shop express ease administering the change, while Bi-Lo and Wal-Mart did not comment. Aiken residents can find eligible foods and FAQs on the South Carolina Department of Revenue site.
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College program highlights sexual health education on campus
An Aiken program featured speakers from community agencies teaching responsible sexual behavior and risks of unprotected sex. Topics included drinking and driving, date rape drugs, sexual assault, STDs, abstinence, and HIV/AIDS prevention with emphasis on alcohol's effect on decision making.
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