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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2001
Page
4
Series of quotes from diverse figures touches on mercy in a criminal case, school bus funding crisis, animal relocation, golf near misses in a major title, return to education, Confederate veterans activism, domestic violence prosecutions, a deadly fire, firefighter deaths, medical marijuana stance, and tax pressure on schools.
The sheet lists key staff members at the Aitken Standard including publisher Scott B Hunter editor Jeffrey B Wallace business manager Ellen C Priest circulation director Garth R Groshans managing editor Timothy E O Briant pressroom supervisor James R Bennett Jr systems manager J David Boyd with positions across publishing operations.
In a letter styled reminiscence the author praises South Carolina’s diverse landscapes from mountains to lowcountry. He recalls annual Folly Beach visits with family, describes the island’s housing, beaches, and a walk to Morris Island lighthouse, and notes birdwatching highlights including an American oystercatcher and osprey.
Westinghouse Savannah River Company recognizes five employees for outstanding volunteer work across Barnwell New Ellenton Augusta Aiken Hephzibah for causes from coaching and leadership to dog guides and literacy. Recipients include William Dixon Jr Nancy Knowles James Luhring Peggy Pollock and Gwendolyn Watts for their long running service in schools youth groups and community organizations.
A letter complains about police presence at minor incidents while urging focus on serious crimes. It cites red light runners on Whiskey Road and Pine Log Road, a garage sale permit enforcement, and thanks responders for a June rollover on Coleman Bridge Road. The writer urges seatbelt use and criticizes patrol priorities.
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