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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2006
Page
7
Editorial notes Masters Week returns to Augusta with azaleas and dogwood in bloom. It discusses changes at Augusta National to lengthen holes, the course’s enduring beauty, and the influx of visitors boosting Aiken’s hotels and restaurants during April. Letters are invited to ponder the Masters' impact.
The legislature plans a utility hearing to assess the reliability of the state's power supply after last year's ice storm in the Upstate. Duke Power faced 350000 customers losing power, with additional outages during a January windstorm, prompting calls for better restoration and system resilience statewide.
A terse list shows roles for editor advertising director and staff positions at the Aiken Standard with names and email handles. The document appears to be a partial staff roster and contact directory for the newspaper.
Blood cannot be manufactured and relies on donors. Demand rises yearly, with summer travel reducing donations. Red Cross rules require 17 years old, at least 110 pounds, and feeling well. diabetics and high blood pressure patients may donate if stable. Hydration and a full meal are advised before donation.
Aiken County residents protest restricted online access to Comparable Sales data on the county site. Officials say enhanced access is for those with a business need, while a public meeting on April 4 will consider opening the function to all taxpayers.
A reader praises vet Dr Holly Woltz for rescuing a kitten and for her decade plus dedication to animal care. The letter highlights her compassion, expertise, and long relationship with the writer's pets.
The 21st Century Community Learning Center at Schofield Middle School in Aiken County faces end May 5 without funds. The free program runs 3 30 to 6 30 p m five days a week, offers homework help and electives, includes busing, and features horsemanship with volunteer Officer Sonny Ford and donated horses.
A discussion argues that evolution is a science and should be taught in science classes while design or religion should not. It notes annual flu shots rely on evolving viruses and contrasts imperfect predictions in geology and meteorology with the strength of scientific methods.
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