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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2004
Page
2
A poorly formed reader submission mix includes Howard Dean's gay marriage critique, a report of a stray dog and humane concerns, political jab at George W Bush and Hillary Clinton, plus several local reader notes. The piece ends urging readers to send comments to the Aiken Standard Talkback line and email.
A 30,000 square foot speculative building in Willow Run Industrial Park has drawn interest from two potential buyers. The Eco nomic Development Partnership of Aiken and Edgefield counties handles visits, with sale details to be released after purchase. The $750,000 structure funded by Aiken 20/20 and SCANA grants can double in size if needed, and sits along Beaufort Street with future site plans in the park.
About 30 students and adults took part in Home Works week long projects in Aiken. They renovated five homes including Elmira Meyers residence on Kershaw Street while living at St Mary Help of Christians Church. Organizers noted the effort enhances the community and strengthens Christian fellowship.
Aiken County Red Cross training session guides teens on safety, interviewing parents, and handling tricky situations. Elizabeth Loveland, 12, aims to gain CPR and first aid certification plus leadership skills. The second part of the program is planned for next Saturday.
The Coastal Conservation Association of South Carolina plans a Celebrating Conservation event on Thursday July 29 at the North Augusta Community Center 495 Brookside Ave. Tickets cost 50 dollars for individuals and 75 dollars for couples. For tickets call 706 373 0808 or 803 865 4164. The Aiken County Taxpayers Association meets Thursday Aug 5 at 7 p.m. in the County Council Chambers 736 Richland Ave. For more information call 652 0923 or 648 3661.
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