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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2002
Page
2
In Graniteville Vaucluse and Warrenville residents speak of losing two County Council representatives, Ronnie Young, amid mixed feelings of fear and thrill as they anticipate political actions. The note hints at repayment plans for 2004.
A resident reports difficulty getting the Aiken County Sheriff's Department to assist with ATV and golf cart traffic on a road. The sheriffs were rude and nonresponsive, suggesting that action is awaited until a serious incident occurs. The caller urges contacting the S C Highway Patrol, which responded kindly and promised to investigate.
Residents of Aiken learn that ISUbeaTED NAMEN claims a taxi service operating as Aiken Limousine and Transportation. The notice notes airport runs and local transport, plus a limo service, with contact via the Aiken Standard Talkback line and editorial email for comments.
ABATE of Aiken County brought a fleet of motorcycles to Helping Hands to donate school supplies for children. More than 25 members joined the Back to School Run delivering backpacks pens and paper while greeting shelter residents. The event follows their Christmas Toy Run and strengthens ties with United Way agency partners.
Saturday back-to-school events in Aiken featured free photos and records for child ID at Publix and the Aiken Mall. Hospital and nonprofit groups offered screenings, safety tips, and information, with similar efforts at the Weeks Activity Center and community partners.
Dixieland jazz and ragtime highlight Hopeland Gardens as Bobby Tuba's New Orleans Dixieland Band performs Monday. Seven musicians include piano drums banjo tuba trumpet trombone and clarinet. Parking on Rye Paten lot. handicapped access at Hopelands Dupree Street lot. bring own seating. Weather forecast mostly clear with high in mid 90s. in rain concert moves to H Odell Weeks Center. details at 642-7631.
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