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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2004
Page
2
A letter prompts debate over SRS layoffs and contractor issues in Aiken. The writer argues timing and leadership failures, cites community impact, and urges support for employees while criticizing local governance and business conduct. Comments include warnings about consumer advertising and a note of thanks for returning glasses.
Five year old Seth joins 15 first graders and parents at J D Lever Elementary for a gingerbread house building day. Mom April Leischner thanks Principal Renee Mack for time off and teacher Renee Chipman notes the event as a five year community tradition.
Terell Johnson and Jonathan Apple, fourth graders at East Aiken Elementary, lead LEGO car and claymation projects in a science club guided by Mark Cota, Hallman, and Logan. The program, aided by district teachers, emphasizes hands on engineering with motors, gears, and battery packs, meeting weekly for three months.
Aiken introduces Aiken Taxi Service owned by David and Sophie Shamblen offering 24 7 rides across Aiken County plus airport transport to Columbia Augusta Atlanta and Charlotte. Pride on elderly riders prevention of DUIs and a courier option with flat rates outside city limits and discounts.
The Aiken Jaycees report a successful shopping tour at Target raising over 3200 dollars for Christ Central Mission Station. More than 40 volunteers started at 6 30 a m Saturday providing Christmas items for 60 area children and aiding a drive that also supported a clothes closet and ship ment. They organized a parade food drive and collected 800 pounds of food for Golden Harvest and toys for Toys for Tots.
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