Tour of the city ships in after two years since the storm
A group tours the city two years after the disaster, with a video link noted for viewers. The fragment references a website and a plan to showcase recovery efforts.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2007
Page
1
A group tours the city two years after the disaster, with a video link noted for viewers. The fragment references a website and a plan to showcase recovery efforts.
Aiken SPCA invites owners to enter their cats and dogs for the Second Chances Calendar. The call seeks readable, affectionate snapshots to showcase pets and their stories.
The Hopelands series concluded with Stars and Strips Forever by the Aiken Community Band drawing about 700 fans across 18 concerts. USC Aiken and local high school students joined, with plaques awarded to CeCelia Reynolds and technicians Stephen Peterson and John McMahon. Plans for a new pavilion, restrooms, and improved sound are slated after Labor Day as Avis Davis anticipates next season.
Atlantic Broadband plans a new broadband phone service using VoIP for unlimited US Canada and Puerto Rico calls. Testing in about 50 homes precedes a Labor Day launch with a Triple Play bundle including cable internet and unlimited phone at 599.95 per month.
City of Aiken opened its doors Monday for residents to study maps matrices and guiding principles for future development on the north side toward Interstate 20. The session marks a final public look after nine months of study Ide Page 128.
Meghan McPhail, a first-year science teacher at AHS, talks from a 1000-acre Walhalla farm that hosts row crops, beef and Angus cattle, and large poultry houses. The property, on the National Register, was bought by her grandfather in 1936 and is now cared for by Neil and his brothers alongside cattle and poultry operations.
For the first time in 33 years, Joe Wilson has free time. He plans home projects and to restore the property where he taught agricultural science and horticulture for more than three decades. Suson, Page 128.
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