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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 2004
Page
2
A reader defends Blue Laws asking shoppers to plan ahead while noting Sunday sales could shift to Saturday. The letter also reports stray dogs in New Ellenton attacking animals and urges owners to control pets, highlighting community safety concerns.
The final Capital Sales Tax draft adds 3.5 million for Hitchcock Woods drainage improvements up from 1 million and raises Northside park funding to 2.75 million from 1 million. The plan shifts Hitchcock Woods to rank 10 and parks project to rank higher as a referendum item for voter approval in November.
The 3rd Annual Highland Games and Celtic Festival features Scottish athletics pipe and drum bands and 24 clan tents at Sporting Days Farm east of Aiken. Proceeds aid local charities with gates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets 8 adults 3 children in advance, 10 and 5 at the gate.
Natalie Gorensek, a second grader at St Mary Help of Christians School, wrote and illustrated a story about two girls who fight get lost in a forest and use a compass to find their way out then become friends. Teachers note strong student effort across seven years of stories and awards for conflict resolution and other themes.
Aiken County Council faced a heated discussion over funding for the Center for African American History Art and Culture. Councilmember Willar Hightower walked out after demand for a $600000 commitment was not granted while others favored about $300000 and sourcing from a different fund.
The Aiken Cheer Extreme Booster Club annouces its First Annual Beautiful Baby Pageant for ages 0 2 and 2 4 on May 15 at 2153 Whistsey Road Aiken. Entry is 80 in advance 45 at the door. Call 644 1115 or 644 4476 for more information.
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