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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2004
Page
2
Report states no plutonium risk to the public in the SRS event and says a single person received care. It notes procedures were followed and the public did not need details. The message also questions long term free cable offers and water chlorine odor on the Southside.
Community questions justify layoffs at the DSS. North Augusta office closure sparked cost concerns. Former staff now on the receiving side of aid, seeking help instead of providing it.
Readers weigh in on Gem Lakes annexation and sewer funding as the City considers adding the area. Questions arise about who will pay for sewer improvements and how non serviced parcels will be treated if incorporation proceeds. Public callouts invite comments to the Aiken Standard Talkback line.
Ben Hornsby, regional representative for Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Calhoun and Orangeburg counties, helps property owners secure historic status. He surveys properties nominates to the National Register, assists with local programs and advises on infrastructure impacts near historic districts. Call 803 896 6171 for information.
Aiken resident Karen Tempel launches Everyday Gourmet Personal Chef Service offering customized menu planning grocery shopping food preparation labeling storing and cleanup. She can tailor plans to low fat low cholesterol low carb or other diets for dinners parties and groups of 30 to 45 with a free consultation and interview.
Mark Nassar brings Tony N' Tina's Wedding to the Aiken Center for the Arts for four fund raising performances. The show blends a wedding ceremony at St Thaddeus Episcopal with a gallery reception and improvisational roles for nonprofessional local actors. Auditions and information available by calling 649-6736.
Stela Creteanu, a Romanian French teacher who spent 1997 to 2001 leading the Teachers' Training Center in Bistrita, arrived in Aiken on a three-year contract with a Columbia group. She leaves in May, praising the welcoming community and voicing hopes to return in 2006.
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