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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2010
Page
3
Editorial argues the Northside project concentrates low income housing on the north side away from downtown and rezonings for high density housing would be unlikely. It notes rents may be lower than some investors’ rents in deplorable rental shacks, though legal.
Readers discuss school bus stop rules on multi lane roads, wonder about common law marriage in South Carolina, census testing challenges, and critique city housing codes and road aesthetics. They urge better property upkeep, planning accountability, and invite public comment via TalkBack line and email.
Partners in Friendship invites members to join a March tour to Australia spanning Sydney and Shoalhaven. The trip runs March 22 to 29 with official emissary duties, a quilt gift, and planned activities including a Blue Mountains visit and Jervis Bay dolphin cruise. Space is limited. deposits due by March 1. contact David Lobb at 644-4113 or davidl@dbline.com.
Charleston Southern University lists Kinsee Browers Nancy Castillo Terah Pelfrey Ariel Spires Caitlin Allen Amanda Yates and Rachel Enlow on the fall 2009 dean's list. Leavelle McCampbell Middle School names Kristen Bearn Craig Correia Ashlyn Freeman Caleigh Johnson Nicholas Morris Alphonso Richard Sydney Strother Kelly White Brian Yonn Britney Allen Jennifer Gomez Cassie Johnson Kourtney King Tierra Bacon Courtney Campbell Kali Coleman Ashton DeRemigio William Hardy Cira Mooney and Kristan Pressley on the second quarter A honor roll.
The Aiken Standard provides newsroom contact numbers 644 2401 and managing editor Michael Gibbons 644 2381 for submission and information. Delivery times, re delivery and payment instructions are listed with hours and phone numbers.
The Smith-Hazel Recreation Center hosts its annual Black History program on Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. featuring live entertainment, an awards presentation honoring 12 Ladies of Pearl, and a showcase of music, dance, and spirituals. Tickets are $5 at the door, with light refreshments and African attire encouraged.
A Black History program is set for Saturday February 27 from 5 to 8 p m at the Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St N E For more information call 642 7634 Also includes winning numbers for Pick 3 Pick 4 and Mega Millions and other games for the day.
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