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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2003
Page
2
A reader criticizes overcrowded and overheated doctors offices and ERs suggesting separate waiting areas for the seriously ill and a one-visitor rule to reduce contagion. The letter also notes Christmas experiences, thanks for Kwanzaa coverage, and invites further reader feedback via Talkback.
Hitchcock Healthcare launches a six week nutrition and healthy living course led by registered dietitian Cyndi Catts. The program runs January to February with eight weeks of classes starting January 6, at 7 to 8 p.m. Enrollment is 150 dollars per person or 125 dollars for pairs. Subjects include physiology basics, heart disease and cancer prevention, eating out healthier, and using the new MED GEM to measure resting metabolic rate for personalized calorie guidance.
Mike Zimmermann, home on leave from the 251st ROAC in Iraq, visits Hopelands Gardens with his wife Samantha and daughter Samantha to enjoy the annual Christmas display. About 12,500 people visited on the season’s last night, with 700–800 attending the finale as volunteers begin takedown next week.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety will nearly triple its on the street force for New Year’s Eve. Sgt. David Turno said six patrolmen normally work on an average Wednesday night plus special services and PACT. for New Year’s Eve all officers will be reassigned to police cars.警方预计会在2004年元旦夜加强巡逻，设定是否设路障将视情况而定。
Aiken residents will see unseasonably warm weather to begin 2004 with highs in the 60s and near 70 this week. Meteorologist John Lynn of WJBF News Channel 6 cites a north jetstream keeping colder air away from the CSRA as normal highs sit around 56 to 59 degrees.
Itspeat Tropical Dream Stars USA will hold a statewide open preliminary pageant on Saturday January 24 in Blackville with two queens per division and three supreme winners. Applications close January 10 and call Melissa Bonnie te at 259-4060 before 9 p.m. for details. USC Aiken continuing education sponsors a January 24 trip to Atlanta to see Oklahoma at Fox Theatre. Bus departs USCA at 8:30 a.m. returns 9 p.m. Cost 99 dollars includes transport lunch at Blue Willow Inn and the show. Reserve at 641-3288.
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