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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2005
Page
2
Readers urge naming something for Irene Rudnick and recount community kindness. The letter also discusses seat belt laws, locust lawyer analogies, and a reader’s thanks for a stranger's 54 cent kindness. It includes opinions on John Grisham, media ethics, and government spending.
City of Aiken crews are renewing Hayne and Greenwood avenues as part of a Streetscape beautification funded by a local option sales tax. The project aims to improve lighting drainage and overall appearance with Richland Avenue next in a three month second phase.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety expands its aluminum can drive with a new Laurens Street collection site to fund local children's education programs. Proceeds from two existing substations still support the Southeastern Burn Center while the trailer at headquarters supports fire safety education for area kids.
The Gallery on the Row at 1016 Broad St Augusta hosts works by Aiken County artists including Kimberly Aring Carter Doris Sorge Barbara Yon Corrine Kenney and many others. Open Mon Sat 10 30 am 5 30 pm plus first Fridays until 9 pm with classes offered in back space and commissions welcome. Call 706 724 4989 for info.
Mary Calabro becomes director of community-building and investment for Aiken County United Way as part of a shift to a community impact funding model. Former DSS staffer, she has volunteered since early planning efforts and led the government division during campaigns. Calabro holds a psychology degree from Hunter College and has two children and two grandchildren.
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