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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2004
Page
2
Letters comment on Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake controversy, urging accountability and defense of choice. Readers condemn the halftime performance, suggest penalties, and denounce perceived public figures while praising varied local topics from trees to art displays.
The community mourns coroner Sue Townsend who served Aiken County with care during two tragic cases. Family and readers offer prayers and memories while urging respectful discourse and responsible littering comments through the Talkback line and email.
City crews plus contractors totaling about 25 workers are cleaning up fallen trees and debris after the ice storm. Residents may place yard debris curbside for pickup. large limbs are accepted. Debris will be mulched for use in public plantings. Crews focus on Northside then move southward, working Mon through Fri.
Dr. Susan Graham president of Aiken Technical College received the Martha Kim Piper Award at the South Carolina Women in Higher Education conference in Columbia. The honor recognizes her record advancing women in higher education and mentoring programs for women pursuing leadership roles. Graham has led campus improvements and new health science and computer technology programs while stressing passion and stewardship in education.
Dr John Bigger, ophthalmologist and community volunteer, named Citizen of the Year by the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce. Presentation by former mayor Tom Greene at the North Augusta Community Center highlighted Bigger’s medical work, arts council role, and local service.
Aiken County holds a memorial for the Perry family with Perry Memorial Park at the former Schofield stadium site. William and Michael Dean Perry will be roasted February 7 at Smith Hazel Recreation Center with proceeds funding a granite plaque. A dedication February 15 follows the Black History Parade with a 4 PM ceremony at the park. Donations are sought via Security Federal Bank and the Perry Memorial Park Fund.
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