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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2003
Page
2
Readers discuss car horns and misdirected frustration during holidays. They praise SCE&G prompt outage service and question parade candy distributions. A letter complains about traffic barriers near Aiken Mall and urges public safety support, urging comments via Talkback and email.
DHEC in Aiken reports only 150 doses on hand with 7,500 more in Columbia and a plan to allocate to Aiken. The shortage limits vaccines to patients over 4, with risk groups urged to get pneumonia vaccines too. Doctors warn of possible secondary infections and emphasize prompt care for flu symptoms.
The Willcox hotel in Aiken unveils Seegers at the Willcox on December 2 with praise from General Manager John Graham. Designer Vern Yip helped craft the two wood wall panels by Oliver Balson. Executive Chef Guenter Seeger and on-site Chef Rob McCormick lead the celebrated dining room. A new pool and garden area are planned, and The Willcox earned Belais & Chateaux exclusive rating, the third hotel in South Carolina to do so.
Savannah River Site workers including two Santas and many volunteers loaded over 12,000 Toys for Tots donations before Marines from Augusta collected the gifts. Since 1991 the SAS construction department has run fundraisers and drives totaling more than 100,000 toys. Toys will be sorted by gender and age for Salvation Army units in Augusta and Aiken, with 1300 to 1400 area requests expected in Aiken.
Steve Ranzer, a realtor since 1998 and president of the Aiken Board of Realtors, was named Realtor of the Year at the board’s annual meeting and holiday party at Wisteria Manor. New officers were also installed.
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