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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2015
Page
3
A reader defends Aiken’s charm while criticizing city officials and litter in both city and county. Callers urge cleaner streets, better council oversight, and accountability, praising bike events but condemning politics and mic'ed remarks. Readers urged to submit comments via TalkBack.
Area residents and businesses join Lowell Koppert and his wife Lesley for a sleep-out at Aiken Motorcycle Sales and Service from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. Feb 28 to March 1. For a $25 minimum donation participants receive a T-shirt, bagged breakfast, and a cardboard sleep space. Funds go to Mt. Salem Outreach Mission in Gloverville.
Aiken Motorcycle Sales and Service hosts a sleep out to raise awareness and funds for the homeless from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. February 28 to March 1 at 2129 Whiskey Road. Participants donate at least $25 for a T-shirt, bagged breakfast and cardboard. donations of food aid soup kitchens.
Chilly weather did not deter families in Aiken County from VALentines Day events at the Aiken County Animal Shelter. Friends of the Animal Shelter FOTAS hosted a Share the Love Yard Sale and Family Fun Day on the shelter lawn selling baked goods ornaments and sunglasses. A $2 cat adoption fee offered a furry addition. Woolstock returns May 2 featuring a first Doxie Derby race with proceeds to the shelter. Visit FOTALAiken.org for details.
More than 200 coats were donated during a month long drive sponsored by Jordan's Signature Automotive and Cedar Creek Church Banks Mills campus. Anthony Jordan counted 204 coats and more arrived after the tally. coats will be delivered to Stepping Stones and ACTS to distribute in the Aiken community.
Alestine B. Key a 59 year old resident of Pineview Drive New Ellenton died at the scene of a crash at 6 a m while attempting to cross Main Street from Sizemore Avenue. She was alone in a 1998 Buick and was struck by a southbound 2003 SUV the SUV driver was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Key was not wearing a seat belt and toxicology results are pending as investigators continue.
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