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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2007
Page
3
Readers urge Wen New Ellenton council to act on junk cars and looser spending. The letter notes new cleanup days but questions patrol vehicle upgrades and police funding while stressing separation of church and state and reminding officials to focus on town improvements.
Aiken County Career and Technology Center hosts a summer cosmetology program run by Trina Greenwood and graduates and rising seniors. Students offer services from 9 am to 3 pm through June 21, helping clock hours toward a two year licensure while easing transportation issues for participants. Greenwood, named teacher of the year for the second time in six years, describes the work as rewarding.
Wnaty A student ledology clinic opens to the public on U S Highway 1 at the Aiken County Career Center. Weekdays 9 a m to 3 p m through June 21. Services include haircuts 10 dollars pedicures 12 dollars manicures 6 dollars facials 6 dollars.
The Columbia Marionette Troupe staged Cinderella at the Aiken County Public Library in two afternoon performances part of the Summer Reading Program. Kimi Maeda and Jason Larmee led the puppetry with audience total of 136 children. Sponsored by Friends of the Library, the program featured a narrator clock and quirky characters as part of a free event for grades 1-5.
Wednesday results show Cash 3 Midday 3 50 Cash 4 Midday 40 1 6 Cash 3 Evening 1 20 Cash 4 Evening 7 9 6 7 Fantasy 5 38 18 30 29 23 Win For Life 3 22 24 28 33 42 Free Ball 21.
Education consultant Chuck Leopold warns that without early 2008 action on NCLB reauthorization any changes will fade until after the presidential election. He notes the NASBE committee seeks to remove the all or nothing AYP rule and push for a level playing field with higher state standards, while Aiken schools have faced “needs improvement” labels.
Gymnastics classes for children aged 4 to 13 run Mondays at Gregg Park Civic Center from 6 to 7 PM. Registration is 10 dollars with monthly fees of 30 dollars for one child, 50 dollars for two, and 75 dollars for three. Call 803 663 7552 for more details.
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