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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2005
Page
2
Readers discuss Zoloft and responsibility in a weblines column letter. They critique drug lawsuits and politics while urging civic action and noting local concerns about council performance and cancer fears. The letter also mentions Kroger ads and mall traffic expressing community frustration.
The Salley Town Council will hold a meeting Monday February 21 at 7 p.m. in the Salley Civic Center Cafeterias. For more information contact Becky Brown at 258 3485.
The Palmetto Pavilion event at Sporting Days Farm honored middle and high school artists from grades 6-12. Seventh grader Allison Hutcherson won 200 dollars and ninth grader Ellen Herring won 300 dollars for their horse portraits. The show honored Graniteville derailment victims and supported the CSRA Red Cross through the local effort led by Joannah Glass.
Crowds flocked to the Exotic Bird Fair at the Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds as vendors from several states showcased birds, cages, and toys. Organizers report over 1,000 attendees and 44 vendors, with participants like Tanya Cooper learning about Cockatiels and bird owners sharing care tips during the weekend event.
The M Aiken Magic robotics team from Aiken High School invites the community to an open house at the Aiken Community Playhouse on Newberry Street Tuesday from 7 to 830 PM. Faculty and students from area schools will showcase the prototype and the team’s cube grabber and tetrahedron handling demonstrations while Segway devices and FIRST program details are highlighted.
The Smith family volunteers at Sporting Days Farms Horse Trials as Pony Club members support stadium crew judges and jump operations. Steve Smith calls the 17 member club educational and values teamwork and leadership while Emily Smith trains as a rider with professional jumper goals.
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