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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2013
Page
3
Editorial notes recurring flooding and road surface issues at intersections around the mall area. Designers and builders are criticized for sunken manhole covers and abrupt bumps along Whiskey Dougherty, and Hitchcock Parkway near Cornerstone Baptist Church.
EMS teams received commendation for their response in the Eagerton case detailing swift on scene care and coordinated transport. Authorities credited skilled triage, rapid transport, and clear communication for a positive patient outcome.
Aiken resident retiring from another state praises the city as peaceful and well sized but criticizes road conditions along main routes especially Whiskey Road. They question who is responsible for streets left turn signals and synchronized traffic lights.
The speaker argues against reliance on the federal government to honor promises noting Yucca Mountain shut for political reasons despite substantial state funding. The remark highlights mistrust in federal action on long term nuclear waste storage.
Readers praise the Heart Board benefit show titled Remember Then comparing it favorably to February’s performance. The letter mentions appreciation for local talent and a rocking, uplifting evening in Aiken. It also notes a water main leak response and invites public comment via TalkBack.
The Hopelands Summer Concert Series continues its 39th season with Ken Gabriel performing on Monday at 7 p.m. on the Windham Performing Arts Stage. The free event, sponsored by Allegra Marketing Print and Mail, showcases 50s to 70s songs and marks an ongoing series through August in Aiken.
Hopelands hosts a summer concert series at 7 p.m. on Monday. The event takes place on the Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage at Hopelands with information via phone at 803-642-7650.
South Aiken High School Naval Junior ROTC cyber security squad placed eighth internationally in the Cyberlympics after competing in online individual matches hosted at Randy Coleman’s home. Cadet Lily Antuoni spoke of the team’s positive experience and Coleman’s guidance.
In the first round of the international event Hand said, teams searched for codes passwords and user names without special files. The second round focused on forensics using a virtual machine to find security flaws and fix them with a divide and conquer approach. Senior writer Rob Novit covers the Aiken Standard education beat.
North Carolina artist Joel Tauber films in Aiken County at the site of the historic Happyville Socialist farming community from 1905 to 1908. He plans to include findings in a new film about sharing and social systems, interviewing researchers and local historians.
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