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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2007
Page
3
Residents urge rain dances as drought lingers in Aiken while concerns rise over street work on Hayne Avenue. City crews shift easements into the roadway to create parking for residents on Waterloo and Trafalgar blocks, triggering questions about unequal treatment amid downtown projects.
A patient thanks the second floor staff at Aiken Regional Medical Center for compassion and professionalism shown during a recent hospital stay.
Critics accuse USC officials of lowering academic requirements, sparking debate over university standards and integrity.
In a readers’ TalkBack, a correspondent accuses Perry of avoiding constituents and instructs staff to discard unopened mail. The note mentions a stolen bike outside a hospital and questions the morality of Aiken residents while inviting further comments via the newspaper’s contact lines.
Deputies investigate a Sunday morning strong arm robbery at Mani's Mart on Cary Drive in Beech Island. A white male with bleached hair, 20s, fled in a gray 1980s pickup with a toolbox toward Augusta, with two women in the truck. Investigators urge tips to IC: J D Sanders or Crimestoppers of the Midlands.
The city highlights three refurbished rail cars in Gyles Park near Union Avenue. Beverly Clyburn warns spectators to stay back as crews convert them into event spaces, a $350,000 project with a six month timeline and a $500,000 depot replica plan funded by the city.
Subscriptions readers are urged to be wary of EZ Pay scams with a list of dates including January February March April May June July August September October November and December noting warning times for the paper.
Hopelands Gardens hosts the AAA Homeschool Band as part of the 2007 Hopelands Summer Concert Series. Gates open at 7 p.m. with free admission and lawn seating. In case of rain the event moves to H Odell Weeks Center at 1700 Whiskey Road Gym 2. For details call (803) 643-4661.
The Courtney Senior Center will hold a canasta card game as a program. The event is scheduled for the 22nd and 29th at 12 30 PM. Local seniors are invited to participate.
Fidue PREP will provide a Merchant Education training program to help retailers identify and handle underage alcohol and tobacco purchase attempts. The class meets Thursday 9 10 11 am at the Aiken Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Services 1105 Gregg Hwy Aiken. Reservations with Alphia Dunbar by Wednesday at 649 1900 ext 311.
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