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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2014
Page
3
A reader defends nuclear material processing for peaceful use, criticizes gas pumping restrictions, and praises the Christian right while urging balanced education. The piece invites further comments via the TalkBack hotline and email, noting readers' names may be omitted.
The Aiken Standard corrects the page 2A headline from Aug 7 about the Aiken-Augusta Warrior Project. The notice apologizes for the error and invites readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling Melissa Hanna or emailing editorial@aikenstandard.com.
SCDOT officials reaffirmed a $34.6 million long term cost to widen Hitchcock Parkway from U.S. 1 to U.S. 302 with 5 to 6 miles of new lanes and multi use paths. City funds of 4 million and state sources total 26.6 million already committed with talks on phasing the project amid resident opposition at the Aiken County Government Center.
Maayan Schechter, the local government reporter for Aiken Standard, notes a public hearing is tentatively scheduled for early 2015 to review updated conceptual designs for widening the bypass and assess potential environmental impacts.
Jarma Farmer and Jennifer Wilson join Aiken County School District, sharing backgrounds from Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Kansas, and Guam. Farmer, teaching seventh and eighth grade science at Leavelle McCampbell, discusses history and a future new building. Wilson, with DoD teaching experience, praises teaching military kids and parental involvement. Superintendent Beth Everitt stresses district mission and mentor support as Jazmine Cloud moves to Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School to teach secondary math and science.
Retta Havird, named Aiken County Teacher of the Year in April, was surprised with a two year loaner car from Bob Richards Automotive in front of about 200 educators at Midland Valley High School. Havird, a 28 year teacher at Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary, urged new teachers to stay devoted and care for students, sharing a classroom heart message.
Brennan Richards and Nissan dealer Terry Lambert praise teachers as cornerstone of the community and announce a Facebook contest to raise up to 10000 dollars for classroom teachers in the Aiken County School District. Senior writer Rob Novit covers education for the Aiken Standard.
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