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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2004
Page
2
A weekend downtown parking shortage sparks complaints about 20 minute spots and calls for 30 minute limits. Readers discuss gay marriage rights, political figures, electricity bills, and tax policy while offering feedback to the Aiken Standard Talkback hotline.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error from Saturday naming Judge Sue Roe as probate judge for Aiken County. Judge Roe serves as probate judge for Aiken County. The paper regrets the mistake.
Cindy Blizzard leads Churches Together for Kids in Wagener, directing drives for school supplies for 1,400 students, a food program aiding nearly 200 families in 2003, and a winter coat drive for 200 last year. Her recovery from brain tumors and thyroid disease fuels her ministry and plans for a pregnancy care center.
City officials replace 27 sugar and silver maples on the Carolina Bay side of Price Avenue with live oaks shipped from Orlando. The project aims to mimic South Boundary and create a boulevard look, with full establishment expected in about 15 years. Crews also work at the Aiken County Public Library park replacing trees and adding safety mulch.
The discovery of skeletal remains by two college students in Hitchcock Woods spotlights geocaching a modern treasure hunt. The hobby uses GPS devices to hide caches containing items and clues, with the Geocaching.com site listing hundreds in the area and encouraging sign ins.
The Cat in the Hat tours several Aiken County schools to celebrate Dr. Seuss's 100th birthday through Read Across America. Jan McCarthy reads Seuss tales to students as Dr. Alice Sheehan notes district staff will prompt grade level questions and award Dr. Seuss books to winners.
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