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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2000
Page
2
A Hopelands Gardens performance features Aiken Brass on the Roland H. Windham Stage at 7 30 p.m. The same day the Aiken City Council holds a meeting in the council chamber.
An Augusta woman was arrested on Whiskey Road near Mitchell Shopping Center after a tailgating crash. She was found intoxicated and charged with DUI.
Citizens can report crimes by calling the Aiken Department of Public Safety at 612-7620 or the Aiken County Sheriff's Office at 642-1761. A toll free line 922.3211 is available and tips can be given anonymously to Aiken County Crime Stoppers at 642-1798.
USC Aiken hosted an open house for its SeniorNet program to showcase the computer course for people 50 and older. Bruce McGrath noted high demand with 320 attendees first year and 135 on a waiting list despite only six machines, as ongoing courses expand with genealogy and financial management added for future terms.
A Georgia couple, Barry and Tammie Hewitt, sue Aiken County and its Sheriff’s Office alleging negligence after a patrol vehicle driven by Deputy George Gaskins failed to stop at a stop sign and hit their truck near Wagener on August 19, 1996. The Hewitts seek damages, attorney fees, and costs via a jury verdict.
North Augusta Public Safety plans a three year facelift for all 28 marked police cars. Director T Lee Wetherington says five new cars this year join seven already outfitted with the new logo reading North Augusta South Carolina's Riverfront in green.
Aiken Kiwanis Club hosted Chuck Dean full time band director at Silver Bluff High School. Dean has ten years at SBHS and fourteen in music instruction. He urges students to live by a motto toward excellence while highlighting band as a multidisciplinary, community effort. The club meets Thursdays at Houndslake Country Club.
Area II school nurse Joyce Kemp details 2000 2001 immunization changes for public school entrants. Rising eleventh and twelfth graders need a second MMR shot while rising third and ninth graders require Hepatitis B series. All students up through twelfth grade must have two MMR shots and three DPT based doses after age four, plus three doses of Hepatitis B for certain grades. Vaccines available at the local health department. bring an up to date immunization record at registration. Kemp will attend North Augusta High and Paul Knox Middle registration. Hepatitis B is now recommended for everyone and is free before age 18. South Carolina leads in student immunization rates.
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