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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2005
Page
1
Jack Nicklaus signs off from Augusta with a quiet farewell marking his final Masters appearance. The golfing legend leaves the course amid warm tributes as he steps away from competitive play.
Chris DiMarco stretched his Masters lead to 13 under after a 67 in round three before darkness halted play at Augusta National. Tiger Woods shot 11 under on day two and sits four back with 27 holes remaining. Jack Nicklaus announced his final competitive Masters round, saying the course is a young player’s.
Lorraine Cooke and Susan Harpole, veteran Jefferson Elementary teachers, co teach two first grade classes. Cooke handles language arts writing and reading while Harpole covers math science and social studies. They remain next door and reminisce about years together as they launch a new team teaching project.
A study examines routes for new connectors to relieve traffic on Whiskey Road. The plan involves crossing an undeveloped area to link key intersections and improve mobility.
City of Aiken hires Day Wilburn Associates to analyze congestion on Whiskey Road a major artery through the commercial district. The plan seeks new east west and north south routes within the Whiskey Road Pine Log Road Powderhouse Road triangle to relieve bumper to bumper traffic. Stakeholders include the Chamber of Commerce Department of Transportation homebuilders school district and Savannah River Site.
World renowned trumpeter Wynton Marsalis will perform a benefit concert for the Center for African American History Art and Culture Tuesday night at the Etherredge Center on the USC Aiken campus.
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