Speed Limit At Wagener Curve Needs Review
Community members urge officials to examine the Wagener curve for safer traffic speeds. They argue the current limit may be too high for the blind curve and call for a speed reduction study.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2005
Page
2
Community members urge officials to examine the Wagener curve for safer traffic speeds. They argue the current limit may be too high for the blind curve and call for a speed reduction study.
The NRSMEEP program delivers standards based math and science lessons to thousands of CSRA students annually. It offers training and resources to area teachers, helping students improve skills while enjoying learning and arguing for continuation of funding.
Letter writers urge a shelter over outside P O Boxes to prevent wet mail and wet customers during heavy rain. A 62 year old commenter shares personal struggles with Zoloft and suicidal thoughts. Readers are invited to call Talkback or email with brief comments.
The University of South Carolina School of Music hosts its 28th Annual Band Clinic at the Koger Center for the Arts. The free event runs Thursday to February 20 and is open to the public.
Susan Powell’s fourth graders at J D Lever Elementary delivered personal speeches at a lectern while Eugene Washington. The guest artist urged clear loud speaking and minimal movement as he connects writing to public presentation. Washington notes the goal of public speaking as a tangible asset for future careers.
Hundreds of students at Aiken Elementary sold valentines and lollipops with proceeds over 1100 going to tsunami flood victims. Student leaders including Annalise Everhard said the effort, aided by parents and teachers, reflects their service goals.
Dr. Carol Eisenberg, USC Aiken speaker and MUSC associate professor, outlined stem cell basics and differentiation at a 2005 seminar. She cited historical milestones, noted therapeutic potential, and urged patience as research continues before medical use.
The 2005 Home and Garden Expo at Aiken Mall runs 10 am to 6 pm as the third annual event co sponsored by the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce and the Home Builders Association of Aiken County. Platinum sponsor is Home Depot with demonstrations by Home Depot and Park Avenue Paints. Gold sponsors are Security Federal Bank and County Bank Mortgage Services. Attendance is boosted by new corporate sponsorship and a door prize drawing offering a $500 gift certificate. Media partners include the Aiken Standard G Force Cable WBBQ and WRDW. For more information call 641-1111.
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