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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
2
Readers urge city backing for a Gay and Lesbian museum with cross group representation and praise Graniteville responders. They fault parental choice proposals and Westinghouse lobbying while calling for public school support and job security measures. Readers are invited to comment via Talkback.
Aiken County is designated zone two for radon risk while zone one counties lie mostly in the Upstate. DHEC offers free home radon test kits by calling 1-800-786-0362 or contacting Reggie Massey at 864-241-1090. The EPA and Surgeon General urge testing as there is no safe radon level and fixed homes can reduce risk.
Fifth graders at East Aiken Elementary learned West African rhythms on krin drums during an artist residency by Joey Shokes and Naombi with the Borenga Drum and Dance Ensemble. The pair, backed by the S C Arts Commission, highlighted culture, history, and teamwork in music.
Partners In Friendship hosts a February dinner at Newberry Hall with chef Jeff Viviano from Massachusetts. A cooking demonstration follows with antipasti and wine pairings, featuring three Italian wines. Tickets are 45 and 20 dollars respectively. advance mail deadlines apply.
Aiken couple Stephen and Eva Mueller describe their three year restoration of Rose Hill Estate, a five acre winter colony compound with cottages, a 10 room bed and breakfast, a chapel and a carriage house. The estate, highlighted in the January February 2005 issue of South Carolina Homes and Gardens, hosts events from business meetings to weddings and calls 648 1181 for more details.
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