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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 2007

Page

2

City cracks down on political yard signs in right of way

Aiken officials warn volunteers about rules for political signs. Right of way ends at water meters and utility poles. signs must be flat against private borders when abutting fences. Signs sized up to 32 square feet in open areas and 3 square feet in residential zones. removal within 15 days post election. Contact planning at 642-7608 or Public Safety at 642-7620 for details.

Aiken City Planning Department Aiken Public Safety Roger LeDue LeDuc Public Safety

Jackson opens bike park amid revitalization drive

Jackson officials and Campbell's Service Center cut the ribbon for a new landscaped bike park with a gazebo water fountain and bike racks funded by one cent sales tax. Mayor Etheredge highlighted county school board and city cooperation to redevelop the former gas station site after asbestos removal tank cleanup and Brownfields EPA grants. Guests included Aiken County Council Chair Ronnie Young and state Rep. Roland Smith.

Jackson Campbell Ste Todd Etheeredge Theredge Burroughs and Main Streets U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Brownshields Etheredge Aiken County Ronnie Young Roland Smith Todd Etheredge Lynn Sullivan DHEC Mark Berenbrok Lynn Ashburn Allen County Levi Greene J.roland Smith

Rex says state must attract teachers through reform and funding

South Carolina education chief Dr. Jim Rex urges reform and equity, stressing elevating the teaching profession to address shortages. He cites insufficient pipeline from colleges, growing retirements, and low male representation, while praising 4K-12 trade education support and public school choice at a banquet in Aiken.

Fob Itate Jim Rex Public Education Partners Board Jon Samuels Aiken South Carolina Aiken County Rex Sue Foundation Public Education Sarah Rob Novit Aikenstandard

MOMs Club Invites Moms to Monday Meeting in Aiken

Stay at home moms and their children are invited to the MOMs Club monthly meeting in Aiken on Monday at 10 am. For information contact Stacy Groves at (803) 266-5194 or MCotAiken at peoplepe.com.

Aiken Stacy Groves McOtaiken Peoplepe

Center to host Senior Coffee Corner Tuesday

Amen County Recreation Center will hold Senior Coffee Corner on Tuesday at 1 a.m. The free program invites seniors to fellowship with neighbors. Jenifer Grenade from Atlantic Broadband will be the speaker.

Amen County

Local authors present CSI style book at Aiken library

Local husband and wife chemistry professors Cathy Cobb Monty Fetterolf and colleague Jack G. Goldsmith discuss Crime Scene Chemistry for the Armchair Sleuth at the Aiken County Public Library. They demo forensic principles from chapters and promote the August released book with Booklovers Bookstore selling copies.

CSI Aiken County Public Library Cathy Cobb Monty Fetterolf Jack G. Goldsmith Cobb Booklovers Prometheus Books Aiken County

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