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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2004
Page
2
A reader laments Tamara Dunstan a champion for terminally ill children and her unborn child mourns her murder and urges love and compassion. The letter comments on local issues from late buses to prison costs and criticizes Dougherty Road funding priorities and traffic concerns.
A reader urges Bush's removal from leadership, arguing for action to curb rising inequality. Call or email the newspaper to share opinions, with names optional and comments subject to editing for space.
About 50 participants gathered on the sixth floor of Aiken Regional Medical Centers for final prep ahead of the May 14 relay at Aiken High School stadium. More than 30 teams have raised over 45,000 dollars for the American Cancer Society as they walk overnight in memory of cancer victims and to support patients and survivors.
Several community events are scheduled including relay team activities at various locations. The Cure Josity Boutique Open House runs 2 to 5 pm at 1765 Dibble Road with tickets via 633-6809. A spaghetti dinner and comedy show is 6 to 10 pm at Leavelle Campbell Middle School gym. A carwash and a dog or car wash fundraiser are planned at Whiskey Road locations. Yard sale by United Defense Defenders on U S Highway 1 North 7 am to 1 pm. Ribbons sale for 4a Paint the Town Purple at Aiken Mall 10 am to 4 pm with 648-1574.
Hull Towill Norman Barrett Salley finished a dramatic downtown renovation at Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street. The two older buildings were gutted and redesigned into a single connected office with a plaza, new windows, storage space, and a wide connecting door.
Aiken Animal Control found two deceased foxes positive for distemper. Residents should vaccinate dogs and avoid foxes. Call Animal Control at 642-1537 or Public Safety at 642-7620 if a dead or ill fox is found.
The Aiken Spring Classic Horse Show features the $10,000 Young Jumper Challenge with Rockefeller ridden by Lisa Towell of Camden. Organizers say the event aims to foster jumping careers and benefits the American Farmland Trust, with Ford Conger Field hosting daily heats and a Sunday $25,000 Grand Prix. Tickets and lunches support STAR Riding Program and SPCA.
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