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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2003
Page
2
Aiken Standard readers laud the sites new layout and added functions praising the first class design. They suggest using empty big box buildings as indoor flea markets for weather protected sales and request road safety trimming at intersections. A reader notes recurring vandalism of Hunt for Sheriff signs and jokes about an unsolved murder tied to a primary outcome.
The Adath Yeshurun Synagogue in Aiken marks a Torah donated by Ray Pearlstine Wolff in 1921 now used in services. Irene Rudnick led a ceremony to thank the Wolff family. a commemorative plaque will be sent to Sara Wolff Wengrow of North Carolina.
Pete Peters, co-founder, touted a bigger Battle of Aiken event with more value for attendees. The 9th Annual Battle of Aiken runs Feb 22–23 at the Carolina Star with four battles, nine new vendors, an amputation reenactment, and a two day pass option. Major events include the Battle of White Pond, Battle of Aiken Part I and II, and the Bombardment of Columbia plus a Confederate victory framing. 【Note: Summary preserves entities and main facts. adjusted for readability and length.】
The Palmetto Conservation Foundation and City of Aiken explore open-space strategies to preserve undeveloped land and connect a greenway around town. Counties like Beaufort and York already partner with PCF for development and quality of life gains. The Horizons meeting highlighted progress with Ken Driggers inputs and renewed emphasis on crossroad growth.
A public meeting led by Wolpert LLP gathered community members and city officials to discuss a decade-long Master Plan for Parks, Recreation and Tourism. Attendees split into groups to rank needs including handicap access, open green space, more fields, parking, lighting, call boxes, and water fountains for the Greeneway.
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