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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 2005
Page
3
Todd Whitaker from Aiken urges more exposure for Earth Day to educate the public on emissions and environmental protection. He asks if current actions are sufficient to safeguard the environment.
Residents of Aiken County share views on protecting the environment. Carlton Williams calls for youth education to spark future change while others urge more recycling bins and local action. Sabrina Harmon urges stopping pollutant releases and littering to protect the ozone.
The North Augusta Cultural Arts Council plans eight free concerts from May 5 to July 28 at Maude Edenfield Park next to the Community Center. The kickoff features the North Augusta High School Band, with acts including Bryn Eubanks and the Family Fold, Flashback, Quiet Storm, Fort Gordon Concert Band, Wayne Hoey Band, and Split Rail.
Downtown Aiken hosts Art After Hours Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. at 12 Laurens Street area locations including the Aiken Center for the Arts Rabold Gallery and Studio on Hayne. The Rabold Gallery debuts Janet Kozachek's Excavations and Reflections of an Imagined Archaeology featuring 15 mosaics and 15 oil paintings. The Aiken Center for the Arts presents three new exhibits including golf course paintings by Bernard Willington and student entries in Calendar Creations with shows through May 27. The event highlights local artists with maps at participating venues and remarks from gallery owners.
Deputies recovered a stolen bob cat report from Richmond County. A Graniteville man was arrested for possession of stolen goods over 1000 dollars. Two Burglaries on Julian Place yielded two stoves and 475 dollars damage. An Augusta man was stopped near U S 1 and I 520 for driving without a license with a Mexican license. A Glock pistol was stolen from a Plaza Place resident between April 7 and 12. An Eastgate altercation involved a honk and a punch, with pursuit toward the complainant's home.
Aiken Standard profiles a new car model and explains why it may fit readers needs. Mike Gibbons injects humor into life stories while reflecting on injuries and fixes with a light Sunday Morning tone.
The city selects Virtue as Aiken's character trait for April. Lottery results are reported with Pick 3 3 1 5 Pick 4 2 1 6 5 Cash 3 Evening 7 0 6 Cash 4 Evening 2 7 7 7 Fantasy 5 6 7 9 21 36.
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