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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2014
Page
1
Local death notices list several individuals including Charles C. Stout of North Augusta Elizabeth Ryans Key of Windsor Fay Hewett Toole of Lexington and Canieneruimer sryant with funeral services referenced in section 6A. Details are brief and names are variably rendered.
A cloudy day with developing thunderstorms and a high near 70 degrees and a low around 61. The five day forecast includes mild temperatures and chances of rain, with no major storm system expected to worsen conditions soon.
Aiken City Council and staff plan a Wednesday meeting to decide if the city will reimburse Woodside Plantation Property Owners Association for storm cleanup costs after Februarys ice storm. The association seeks nearly 300000 in repayment for about 5 303160 spent with Cold Creek Nurseries and Weiss Tree Service to clear leaners along Woodside streets and common areas.
Aiken resident David Florett describes a new lease on life after a successful double lung transplant. Once an asbestos worker, he now works as a fire systems specialist for Savannah River Nuclear Solutions at Savannah River Site. A spot spotted on his lung in December 2012 led to a dramatic decline by June 2013 when he relied on a large oxygen backpack daily.
A historical marker was unveiled by Horse Creek Historical Society at Graniteville building once Graniteville Academy. William Gregg, founder of Graniteville Company, built the cotton mill and village in the 1840s. the academy reportedly hosted compulsory attendance for 6 to 12 year old children, cited as a pioneering American education policy. Marker stands at Gregg Highway and Canal Street.
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