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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2014
Page
1
The Aiken Standard announces a temporary change as a new press unit is installed. The sports section will lack color during this period, with full color capability to follow once installation is complete. Readers are thanked for patience.
The New Ellenton City Council, with a renovated city hall and a new community center, agreed in December to hire Urban Land Institute to plan revitalization around S.C. 19. Former Aiken City Manager Roger LeDuc aids the effort, guiding four citizen committees on Evans Park, S.C. 19 improvements, neighborhood revitalization and sewer expansion.
The notices page reports no new area deaths today and directs readers to the Deaths and Funerals column for updates.
George R. Lawson Jr. of Aiken runs the 2014 Boston Marathon in his first 26.2 mile race since the 2013 attack. Lawson speaks about humility and honoring lives lost, aiming to carry strength into the new event.
Aiken residents George Lawson Jr Joerg Kirsch and Craig Cooper join Daniel Ray in the 2014 Boston Marathon amid heightened security after last year’s attack. Lawson, 65, trained up to 50 miles weekly and cites brother tips while Kirsch, 54, praises the event’s safety measures and organized setup. Ray, 23, Nestle trainee from Eau Claire Wisconsin, says safety is strong and will not deter him.
A state Senate bill would make it a misdemeanor to refuse to leave a library after staff request or to return after a ban. Violators face up to 200 dollars fine or 30 days in jail. The measure, backed by multiple senators, passed the Senate and moves to the House Judiciary Committee.
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