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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2005
Page
1
A black Newfoundland puppy named Gus-Gus, born March 11, is the last of his litter at the SPCA and looking for a loving home. The brief notice highlights availability for adoption.
Aiken Standard highlights readers discussing literature with Christine Vernon presenting Now You See Him Now You Don’t by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The daily space invites book lovers to share thoughts and spark conversation about current titles.
Area deaths list includes Donald Ray Bodie of Monetta Lois E Lusty Ada Louise Morgan Charmaine A Perry Grace Martin Williams of North Charleston Langley and related funeral notices. Obituaries reflect local residents and community figures with services announced.
Eight utilities submit proposals for six sites in eight states to NuStart. The group will pick two prospects likely to clear NRC licensing hurdles, with selections due by September end. Savannah River Site in Aiken visited for public support and collaboration with DOE, Westinghouse, and officials.
Mossy Creek Elementary in North Augusta opened about a week late due to construction issues. Principal Rose Marshall greeted roughly 665 students with space concerns and plans to possibly add a first grade. Traci Smith, a former teacher, agreed to a full time kindergarten position to handle high enrollment.
Mossy Creek Elementary School opened Monday to relieve crowding at North Augusta Elementary Belvedere and Hammond Hill. North Augusta Elementary enrollment dropped to 610 from 948 last year, Belvedere to 566, and Hammond Hill to 660 from 790. Principal Angela Burkhalter says students now fit in classrooms with less traffic and no stage classes.
Norfolk Southern will deploy a cleanup crew from North Carolina to remove felled timber and brush along several rights of way in Aiken after Mayor Fred Cavanaugh urged action. The move follows safety concerns about sight obstructions near rail crossings and a pledge to address the city’s complaints.
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