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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2013
Page
3
Readers discuss a range of local and national topics from a Congress pay raise set to take effect in March to concerns about regulatory changes at the S C D N R and comments on public services. The letters also include praise for civic kindness and calls for road improvements in Aiken and Melrose.
The CSRA enjoys mid 80s Saturday and mid 70s Sunday as a National Weather Service ridge of high pressure brings unseasonably warm conditions. Bruce Cherry says normal winter temperatures return by week’s end with highs in the 50s and lows near 30s, urging caution for lingering winter expectations.
The Historic Aiken Foundation will present its 2013 preservation awards on January 27 at 3 pm at the Aiken County Historical Museum. SANS returns as title sponsor for the third year. attendance is free. The event honors over 60 projects across eight categories and notes HAF’s ongoing fundraising with its publication A Splendid Time.
The U S Forest Service Savannah River fire managers begin the winter prescribed burn program to reduce wildfire hazard and stimulate forest renewal. Officials say the controlled burns protect facilities and the environment while supporting longleaf pine ecosystems.
The Rev Jim Bennett was the December guest at Woodside Country Club for the Senior Men’s Club of Aiken. He traced his Edison Gen roots and gardening passion to grandparents and recalled The Weekend Gardener show that ran 1980 to 1993 on 150 stations and 8 million homes weekly. Bennett credited answered prayer for its success and noted honors from Garden Writers of America and a Congress resolution. He is an associate minister at St John’s United Methodist Church in Aiken.
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