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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2004
Page
2
Local readers offer opinions on a wide range of topics including emergency services, memorials, traffic safety, the PTI program, horse displays, the Super Bowl arts debate, education policy, power restoration, and community norms. They call for action from officials and express personal experiences while urging reform and accountability.
Aiken plans to allocate about 3 million from LOST for a 63 acre Northside park off Beaufort Street. Proposals include a walking track, practice ball fields and a six hole golf course with potential First Tee collaboration. Officials will refine elements with the City Council after a preliminary presentation last week.
Midland Valley High School students dazzled with a salsa by Elizabeth Bauer and Brad Clark during the Cultural Explosion. The event, started by Lorretta Bush and now led by Ruth Higson, featured vocalists dancers a band and a fiddler with wide cultural representation.
Nearly 400 Aiken County teens joined the annual Groundhog Day event visiting businesses industries and government sites. Honda Cars of Aiken welcomed students with staff member Adam Pennington noting enthusiasm for helping. Natalie Fox of Tech-Prep coordinated evaluations praising student performance and business reception. Kristen Stewart explored Lionel Smith and helped co-manager Kraig Holdman learn about fashion and design.
Residents learn that electric companies only deliver power to the weatherhead and service line, while meters, weatherheads, and work beyond the weatherhead are homeowner responsibilities. Licensed electricians should handle repair work. obtain quotes and verify licensing, bonding, and insurance.
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