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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2004
Page
2
Readers question the Eastgate roundabout delaying traffic relief and ask how it will ease Eastgate Drive congestion. They also comment on smoking, sheriff duties, NAACP relevance, hurricane aid, and community donations, with hotline and email contact details.
The Aiken Standard corrects a caption for USC Aiken dedication of Pacer Commons noting Student Government President Steven Miano was misidentified in the photograph.
Aiken Public Safety reports the first positive rabies case of the year after an incident on Sumter Street where a raccoon showing convulsions was captured and euthanized at the Aiken SPCA. Health officials caution about non foaming symptoms and urge vaccination for pets.
10 Downing Street reopens as a classic American dining spot at 241 Laurens St SW in Aiken. Jan Waugh and Ginnie Huckabee retire after 14 years. Dianne and Jim Johanson plan a first week of November opening with dinner six days a week and lunch added after the new year. The Legare-Morgan House dates to 1835 and renovations preserve period style.
Hitchcock Health Solutions partners with the City of Aiken to bring 12 year old programs to the Southside at the H Odell Weeks Activity Center. Morning and evening Pilates and step classes cost 25 dollars per month with 39 dollars for full Hitchcock services, including pool and fitness facilities. Seniors pay reduced rates, and details are available by calling 642 7631.
North Augusta promotes a riverfront condo project with 48 units on four and a half acres along the Savannah. Grampian Hills develops the site between The River Golf Club and 13th Street bridge with Riverside Boulevard access. An auction at the North Augusta Community Center on Sept 30 at 6 30 p.m pre sells two and three bedroom units starting at 90000 and 135000. All units will be available to the public with no pre sales or holdbacks.
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