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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2004
Page
2
A reader from Graniteville complains about malfunctioning railroad crossings and urges safer handling at the Aiken Mall traffic circle. The letter defends Rotary style circles, cites Cape Cod as example, and urges better driver education and alternative routes to Prosperity and Hilton Head references.
Aiken residents thank local public safety crews for quick, kind service. The message also notes JoJo's Wings to Go offers deep fried turkey and smoked meats and invites readers to use the Talkback hotline or email to share comments with the Aiken Standard.
Sunshine House, with three Aiken facilities, wins a $99,989 federal grant from the 21st Century Learning Centers program to run after-school services at Busbee Elementary in Wagener. Busbee and Kelly Edwards Elementary will employ site directors and expand to about 150 students, with transportation and five-day operation planned.
North Augusta duo saintday via ISI Music Corporation donate proceeds from their CD Resolved to Molly's Militia, supporting shelter adoptions and spay neuter efforts. The group promotes Recording Artist Support for Animals and highlights Molly’s Memory Garden honoring founder Elaine van der Linden’s late dog.
An anonymous donor helps a single mother balance work and study by providing a Christmas gift for her five year old daughter. The Secret Santa program seeks 190 more donors and invites calls to (803) 649-7052 for details.
Aiken County Board of Education and community members discussed ability grouping for sixth graders and a broader strategic plan due by July 2005. Trustees debated heterogeneous vs ability grouping and proposed public input, cross‑site meetings, and potential district model changes for efficiency.
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