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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2007
Page
1
The Aiken STANDARD invites readers to browse old and new photo galleries online at www.aikenstandard.com to spot themselves or acquaintances. The galleries are available for free for public viewing.
Don Imus faced renewed criticism after appearing on Rev. Al Sharpton's radio program to address his offensive Rutgers women's basketball comments. The exchange highlighted ongoing fallout from the controversy and the debate over media remarks.
Obituary notice listing individuals Wyman P Boyd Aiken Clyde Gable Wagener Junior Goff Aiken James Hankinson Aiken Torrence Holston Langley Esterine Smith Beech Island and surrounding area. Includes funeral details and dates for the listed residents.
Ted MacDermott moved from San Francisco to Laurens Centre in Aiken seeking safety and quality of life. The three story mixed use project by Zipper Robbins and Ed Farmer overlooks rooftops and treetops, with eight 3200 square foot condominiums near completion. Prices range from 630000 unfinished to 750000 ready to live, with Meybohm Realty leasing four street level offices.
Aiken City Council approved daily sidewalk selling within two feet of storefronts in downtown. The compromise keeps ADDA sponsored events and adds merchant two extra dates, addressing antiques dealer Dennis Fitzgerald's plea for constant display. Opponents warned of potential sidewalk congestion.
Zack Rogers a sixth grader from North Augusta admired less famous golfer Zack Johnson who won the Masters, a victory many pundits called as unlikely as Larry Mize's 1987 upset. Johnson’s win drew fanfare as Rogers celebrated by calling friends.
Record breaking cold during Easter weekend damaged crops for local peach farmers. Titan Peach Farms owner Chalmers Carr warns of more than half of his crop lost. National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for the area during both nights.
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