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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2005
Page
2
A weekend note urges residents to display humming bird feeders. The writer contrasts domestic gender roles with a reader letter about a gay and lesbian sign on Park Avenue, defending the community's contribution and suggesting relocation of the sign.
Residents urge a traffic study for Pine Log and critique new developments including Kroger and Books a Million. They call out missing lights, question the Southside mall's impact, and accuse city leaders of hypocrisy while praising Mike Gibbons life column and parental themes.
An obituary services notice corrects the date for Dr. J W Bill Morris Aiken service from today to April 23 at First Presbyterian Church at 11 a.m. The office regrets the error.
The 2005 MS Walk starts at 9 a.m. at the Aiken County Public Library with two finish lines at three and five miles through downtown. About 150 participants have signed up. proceeds benefit the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National MS Society in Charlotte, NC, aiding over 6,000 local patients with counseling and care.
Aiken Public Safety continues bike patrol training with a 40 hour National Law Enforcement Bicycle Association course. Officers from Aiken and other regions ride 20 miles daily, complete a night ride, and tackle a midweek obstacle and firing range test to push limits and ensure street safety.
Nancy Wilds will bring true stained glass technique to Japan by training six artists in Taki-Cho as her son Alex pursues projects there. She explains fused kiln firing preserves glass color, and she plans demonstrations for locals while Kazumi Wilds assists. Wilds has a long career from Memphis to Savannah and awaits a new chapter in ancient Japan.
U.S. Congressman voices support to protect the Savannah River Ecological Laboratory as federal funding ends Sept. 30. He notes SREL's environmental cleanup and hydrogen research work and its role in national defense and energy security amid ongoing talks with the Department of Energy for fiscal 2006 funding.
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