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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2003
Page
2
A reader reflects on Jasper Alabama upbringing and contrasts the land that time forgot with South Carolina life. They criticize busybodies, election-linked crime victim remarks, garbage pickup fees, and high school prom scheduling, urging readers to vote and share insights via the Talkback hotline.
Two groups of Schofield Middle School volunteers served pasta, salads, and desserts to Aiken seniors at Smith Hazel Recreation Center. Students said they aim to serve the community and valued the joy their acts brought, with seniors praising the effort and noting the lack of home company.
Mead Hall seventh graders Robin Kronberg and Justin Walters create theatrical masks in an enrichment theater class taught by Deanna Tremlin. They study Greek and Roman mask traditions, rehearse scenes from Our Town, and perform parts for classmates and Cumberland Village.
Interim Aiken County Sheriff Jody Rowland announced an Open-Door policy to boost public access to the sheriff office. He said multiple deputies are on patrol, supervisors have shifted shifts, and feedback from residents is essential while amid a campaign for the office. Republican Mike Hunt and Democrat Donald Butler voiced support. Neil Britt did not comment by press time.
A 14 year old accused of burglarizing A L Corbett Middle School in Wagener remains detained until adjudication. Police say the boy drove a truck to the school during a weekend of thefts and vandalism causing nearly $10,000 in damages. Family disputes the charges and notes he has no past convictions.
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