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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2007
Page
1
Mariah Jamison Bing of Aiken and Valerie R. Martin of Augusta are noted in this death notices section. Details on service times and funeral arrangements are listed in the 6A area.
Dave and Cherie Gregg the Ambassador Clowns from Ringling Bros and Barnum Bailey tour Aiken County to drum up interest ahead of the Greatest Show on Earth debut at USCA Convocation Center. They visit libraries schools and nursing homes and perform mini acts to attract locals. The pair say they enjoy meeting towns and spreading smiles during their five year run as the circus advance team. They perform at USC Aiken youth baseball camp at Roberto Hernandez Stadium this afternoon and then at the Aiken Fox Please see CLOWNS, page 164.
Willie Bido, president of a Nort Habitat for Humanity affiliate, cites a volunteer lull and committee gaps. Board members will vote in weeks to decide next steps, including possibly applying for a three year grant to hire staff through the current funding gap. A representative from Habitat national leadership offered guidance.
A House Science and Technology Committee expansion seeks UGA records on Savannah River Ecology Laboratory funding cuts and testifies President Michael Adams at a June 26 hearing. DOE official Dick Bartlett already invited. inquiry targets decision process and recent meeting on the lab’s immediate future.
The Aiken Planning Commission on Tuesday granted zoning variances to allow five new houses behind the Legare Morgan House on Laurens Street. Developers sought a narrower Downing Street, waived landscaped entrance, curb and gutter, and setbacks for a detention pond. Real estate agent Jane Page Thompson opposed, citing risks to historical integrity.
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