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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2007
Page
1
A man who bought the ball created a website for public voting on his next move. The result of the online poll will be reported, and ToGo magazine will be included in Friday's Aiken Standard with movie previews and weekend reviews.
Matthew Mark Lattin of New York City and Lula Mae McKay of Batesburg appear in this notice. No further context provided.
Dear Abby offerings provoke a flood of letters as readers respond to a controversial column about manners and social norms. Columns discuss etiquette, family expectations, and personal boundaries while reflecting current cultural tensions.
West Side Bowery owner Sam Erb files petitions to run as an independent in District 3 facing retired Lt. Col. Dick Dewar who won the Republican primary with 58 percent on Sept. 11. Erb gathered about 400 to 500 signatures, far above the 253 needed to qualify for the November 6 general election.
Organizers unveiled architectural renderings for the Savannah River Site Heritage Center and secured a site agreement with the Department of Energy. The 22,000 square foot brick building SRS 742 A will house 5,000 square feet of permanent exhibits and 2,000 square feet for conferences with a theater and offices.
Aiken Public Safety and Aiken County EMS finalize a land purchase for a shared Southside substation at 88 Citadel Drive with a 60 40 split in tax coffers. The $45 000 land price was funded through local option sales tax. Construction bids will be sought as the project advances.
The Aiken County School District will honor teachers of the year from all public schools and two charter schools at the Salute to Excellence banquet. State Superintendent Dr. Jim Rex and his wife Sue will attend and Rex will address guests. Community sponsors join this first time in hosting tables.
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