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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2004
Page
2
Letters warn trash on Thursdays and Fridays creates hazards as bags and lumber litter streets. Drivers report nails and blocked passage, condemning unsafe conditions and criticizing national leaders' war remarks.
Letter expresses disagreement with painting a Dunbarton Oaks sign and defends President Bush amid liberal criticism. Mentions neighborhood meeting, hate speech, and civic commentary. Includes thanks to Mrs. Reba Wisen er and organizations at a funeral, plus a Talkback hotline instruction.
Hitchcock Healthcare offers a six week fitness and nutrition program for children ages 6 to 12 who are overweight or sedentary. The sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays 5 30 to 6 30 p m from April 12 through May 20 at 690 Medical Park Drive Aiken. The cost is 90 dollars. For more information call 293-4245.
A black Labrador retriever nicknamed Hope, found severely injured on March 31 on Edrie Street, is recovering at the Aiken SPCA after about 1500 dollars in treatment. The owner faces cruelty charges and the dog will not be adopted until after a court hearing. Puppies from the dog are in foster care and may be adopted.
South Carolina Housing Authority offers 15 to 30 year fixed rate mortgages under 5 percent for incomes 50 to 80 percent of county median in Aiken. Loans up to 144336 with 4.25 percent, 160176 with 4.99 percent, and down payment assistance 2000 to 7000 forgiven in five years. Programs require careful income limits and parental ownership rules. lenders include Bank of America and Wachovia among 75 plus statewide partners.
After grinding 80,000 cubic yards of debris from an ice storm into 20,000 cubic yards of mulch, Aiken Public Works will provide unlimited free mulch to residents starting this Saturday at Citizens Park. Contractors may take theirs after April 17. pickup is on a first come, first served basis through April 25.
Wichita police chief Marvin LaMuny sparked a long running program tied to the Special Olympics. In South Carolina, the Torch Run spans six legs from April 16 in Aiken County to May in Columbia, with fundraisers at Fire Mountain, Red Lobster, and more to aid local athletes and state games.
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