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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
2
A reader notes Palmetto Parkway's progress toward easier Augusta access and questions the city traffic ordinance. The column recalls a Teflon residue cleaning tip using Cameo cleanser and shares a traffic sighting on I 20 near North Augusta with a City of North Augusta vehicle speeding past.
A tor rential downpour on the Aiken Augusta Highway reduced visibility yet cars still sped by. The writer questions driver safety and laments reckless behavior in bad weather. The column notes a Women in Black protest organizer at Aiken courthouse described as a man and urges protesters to act independently.
A reader questions benefit, urges a no vote in November and asks why public open space and preservation projects should be funded. The letter also challenges local officials over a horse park and Kennedy Middle School arena concerns while inviting feedback via Talkback.
The Parris Island Marine Band under Warrant Officer Christian E. Flores performs tonight at 7 p.m. in Hopelands Gardens as part of the Summer Concert Series. Admission is free and parking is provided with rain plans to Gym 2 at H Odell Weeks Center.
Cumberland Village residents enjoyed the Boomersband concert with keyboardist Harry Cooksey and singer Larry McKinley performing hits from the early 1900s to the 1950s. They played classics like In the Mood and Chattanooga Choo Choo, invited crowd participation, and dedicated Make the World Go Away to McKinley’s wife Shirley.
Cumberland Village hosts a Sunday 4 to 6 p.m. preview of Tricia Higgins Hurts oil collection Taos from my heart. The internationally collected artist and Cumberland Village resident will travel to Taos New Mexico for a one woman show at Ars Longa Gallery. Hurt, great niece of Victor Higgins, paints on location with eclectic studio color. She has taught, owned a gallery, and has studios in Taos Key West and Aiken.
Elementary students explore the 50 states in a mobile classroom led by Lori Mastromonico during a weeklong program. Camp sessions include Music Makers and computer classes for rising grades 2 to 5, with a final performance and a dinosaur themed discovery period. For details, contact Rossie Corwen at 641 3288.
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