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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2014
Page
3
An editorial from Aiken Standard asks where seniors meet and urges inclusion of Riker County school bands from middle to high school in the parade to showcase local youth groups and provide social opportunities for older residents.
Aiken Standard readers share quick takes on gun laws in Australia and the USA, street line painting gaps on Monterey Drive, stoplight needs at Dibble Road, theft of a Christmas turkey, bike lanes on Hayne Avenue, Pacers fans’ spirit, lights on Whiskey Road, natural gas access questions, Graniteville cross concerns, and how to submit via TalkBack with contact details.
Adrienne Robinson of Augusta is named the new dance teacher at East Aiken School of the Arts. A Davidson School of the Arts graduate, she pursued ballet since childhood inspired by Suzanne Farrell. She interned at the Kennedy Center and hopes to blend arts with other subjects in the school’s arts integrated approach.
Robinson joins East Aiken stepping into a full time theater and dance role joining Kathy Linton Carrie Power Megan Jensen Chrissie Sturgis and principal Lisa Fallan in expanding arts education. Power notes the addition enables comprehensive programs while Robinson previews dance history new dances and student created works including the shag. Senior writer Rob Novit reports.
Teens and adults join the Christmas Tree Lighting with Belles Canto and Aiken Singers at First Presbyterian Church. The free Tis the Season Holiday Community Sing-Along on Dec 18 at 7 p.m. funds local charity and the groups’ scholarship. Includes songs and a chocolate-dessert reception.
Aiken officials will meet at 4 p.m. in room 204 of the Municipal Building to discuss how to raise revenue or cut expenditures for the Public Safety Department budget. The public may attend. Community members are urged to donate nonperishable food to help a local charity, with items due by noon on Dec. 24.
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