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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2003
Page
2
Readers urge elected representatives to scrutinize the DOE plan at Savannah River Site, arguing funds should support ongoing programs and attract new missions. The letter cites mismanagement and subcontractor looting, and references a separate Canada medical issue and the Freda family with veteran healthcare questions.
Residents praise Hopelands Gardens for holiday beauty and thank the Parks & Recreation Department and volunteers for the decorations during Holly Days. A reader from Ohio shares warmth of Aiken and invites responses via Talkback.
Ruby Jackson, age 91, leaves living with the Sample family on DuBose Street to start in a trailer behind the former family home in Monetta. She cooked for the Samples for 68 years, taught their children to read, and remains beloved by neighbors and family.
The tanning salon Classic Tan moves a few doors down in Centre South off Silver Bluff Road to a larger location. Founded in 1996 by Kevin and Nichole Jones, it adds 23 beds and two sunless tan options, mystic tan and airbrush, with enhanced comforts and upgraded equipment. New ownership includes J D Donaldson and Dr. David Carter.
Luke Fedewa, formerly of Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, will become the Arizona coordinator for Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation in January. He earned a UGA master’s and studied under Dr. Whit Gibbons, as PARC aims to unify state wildlife agencies for reptile and amphibian resource management.
Bill Adams who won a raffle for a garden shed sized playhouse plans to donate it to North Augusta children. Hammond's Ferry developers may place the safe, accessible structure in a future common area with a ramp a touch and smell garden and light in memory of a murdered child.
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