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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2013
Page
3
Citizens urge replacing car routes with bus service to reduce congestion and costs. Proponents say buses save taxpayers money and give students socialization and safety benefits, while current lines are underused and cause delays.
A reader voices concerns about traffic on a South Carolina road and the new bridge. They argue for a through lane for residents and emergency vehicles, criticize the fence and litter, urge local pride, and invite readers to call a TalkBack hotline or email for comments.
ATC President Dr. Susan Winsor was honored by the Charlotte Business Journal as the 2013 Energy Leadership Award recipient. The region’s nuclear workforce training effort includes Aiken Technical College USC Aiken and four other colleges collaborating through SASCRO and NWI to offer distinct nuclear programs.
The City of Aiken and the Department of Public Safety invite residents to a free seminar on Saturday at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center to discuss a multipronged community policing approach. Cynthia Mitchell and Lt. Karl Odenthal will outline efforts, group discussions will address education, safety and economic development, and 60 slots are already reserved.
Senior Men's Club of At Ken will meet on Feb 20 at noon at Woodside Plantation Country Club. Guest speaker will be David Moody. Luncheon cost is $12. Call 226-0338 for more information. Knitting class for beginners offered by The Sassy Knitter at 92 C Dougherty Road on Feb 8 from 11:30 am to 2 pm. Call 643-5648 for more information.
Birds & Butterflies presents a seminar on attracting bluebirds and cavity nesters. Store owner Ron Brenneman hosts the event with the South Carolina Bluebird Society, detailing good bluebird boxes, mounting and monitoring, bluebird biology, nest building to fledging, and upcoming nesting timing. Reservations cost five dollars, space is limited, with free entry for attendees 16 and under.
Tuesday at 7 pm at Birds & Butter on 117 Laurens St NW. The $5 fee applies to adults, with free admission for those 16 and under. Proceeds support Silver Bluff Audubon Center Sanctuary and Carolina Wildlife Care. For reservations call 649 7999.
North Aiken Elementary hosts Literacy Night on Thursday at 6pm with doors opening at 615 pm. The Ste James CSRA Coin Club meets at the County Library 314 Ches ters St SW with a 648 pm business meeting. David Amey presents Anatomy of a Banknote. includes show and tell, public auction, door prize, and updates on local numismatics. For details call 645 1769 or email jesracoinclub gmail com.
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