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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2003
Page
2
A reader criticizes copy editors for errors and urges fuller reporting. They want Mrs. Carter interviewed about a 911 call, question pricing at a local auto shop, and more positive community stories beyond crime coverage. The note also requests Lotto South details and lottery coverage.
Readers discuss David Nix bias and conflict of interest as City District Three race unfolds. The letter suggests selling state parks to private firms for tax revenue and invites public comments via hotline and email.
Dillard's Aiken Mall will hold a wedding and table top event on Sunday August 24 at 2 p.m. A fashion show will be part of the program. To reserve a place call Shirley McNew at 649-1141 ext 5739 or visit the Wedding Registry Department.
Dennis and Regina Hurshman filed in U.S. Federal Court on Aug 18 claiming St Marys Help of Christians Catholic School discriminated against their mixed race son Nicholas in 2001 02. The suit seeks up to 6 million dollars and names multiple school staff and the Diocese of Charleston.
Robert Stack, new to Aiken and active in the Schofield Community Association, pushes Northside revitalization through increasing homeowners and coordinating with Habitat for Humanity and United Way. He highlights high vacancy and rental rates as key barriers and advocates attracting qualified buyers and preserving historic buildings.
Aiken County Council will decide tonight whether to release 342000 in additional funding for Aiken Technical College for 2003-2004. The funds hinge on ATC allowing a voting seat on its board. an ex-officio nonvoting seat was approved in July. If a voting seat requires General Assembly action, funding may wait until January.
North Augusta was cited on July 26 for exceeding the maximum contaminant level for haloacetic acids in the April to June 2003 period. City officials said there is no health threat, blamed drought and rainfall, and noted plans to publish notices and reduce chlorine demand while exploring alternatives like chlorine dioxide and ozone.
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