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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2015
Page
3
Editorial questions why the city cannot fix roads yet allocates twenty thousand dollars to hire a city manager. Readers complain about non local ads, bike lane conditions on Croft Mill Road, and Hayne Avenue misuse for cycling. They also praise the All My Sons production and seek details on Jay Brooks victims' restitution.
A reader thanks the person who paid for their breakfast and their daughter's Thursday meal. The letter invites others to call the TalkBack hotline at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com with brief comments. Names will not be published and edits may occur for space.
Juniper at 640 E Main St Ridge Spring offers a Soup For All class on Saturday February 21 at 4 PM. The registration fee is 40 dollars. For information or to register call 803-685-7547.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Wednesday article about Army veteran Joe Watson 91 receiving a French government medal for his World War II service in France. The battle start year was misstated. it began in 1945 not 1944. Readers may report factual errors to editorial staff.
New York native Gerry Eisenberg brings An Evening of New York Jazz to the Aiken Center for the Arts on January 31. Doors open at 7 p.m. with the concert at 8 p.m. Tickets are 75 dollars and include an open bar and hors doeuvres. proceeds go to the Aiken Symphony Guild and American Red Cross. Other world class performers include pianist Donald Vega bassist Clovis Nicolas and drummer Luca Santaniello.
Dozens of Aiken County teachers attended a STEM conference at Aiken Technical College coordinated by Dr. Joy Watson. Speakers like Steven Eisele demonstrated engaging, hands on lessons from hover crafts to hot air balloons while sessions covered STEM careers standards and a K-20 exposure initiative.
The City of Aiken invites residential input today on low and moderate income neighborhood expenditures for 2015 2016. Two Community Development Block Grant sessions are at noon and 6 p m in the Smith Hazel Meeting Room 400 Kershaw St. Community input will guide emergency repair and lot cleanup and demolition programs as staff review annual grants from HUD. Individuals needing assistance or a sign interpreter should notify 48 hours before the meeting by calling 803 642 7606.
Community Development Block Grant sessions are held today at noon and 6 PM in the Smith Hazel Meeting Room at 400. Free admission. For details call 803-642-7606.
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