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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2014
Page
3
Editorial letter from Aiken Standard readers condemns concealed weapon tests and background checks while urging stricter tree trimming after a storm, praising federal disaster aid, criticizing education policy and media, and inviting public comments via TalkBack.
Aiken County Democrats hosted a Saturday luncheon where Rosie Berry outlined plans to grow economic development and create higher paying jobs in District 84. Rep. Bakari Sellers eyed a historic statewide win and emphasized aiding seniors, road funding, and public education while Ed Greenleaf urged congressional compromise to avert another shutdown.
Kennedy Middle School students, including Sophie Karapatakis, explored engineering through a Teach-ins event at Kennedy and nearby schools featuring engineers Alex Henderson and Chris Garner. Teams raced to support an eight-pound book with a paper and tape structure, costing per material and stressing collaboration, market thinking, and real-world application.
The Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch Inc plan their annual meeting on March 9 at 2 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Conference Center to nominate new trustees. The event moves from Rye Patch due to ice storm repairs. Nominees include Marsh Burkhalter Jr and Ruthanne Lucius among others. current officers and trustees will rotate roles after the public forum.
The meeting honors long serving trustees Judith Burgess Pat Pennington Elliot Levy Michael Ho sang Don McChesney and Jane Anne Royal while listing numerous others. 2013 14 executive officers include John Korhonen president David M Tav ernier vice president William Reynolds treasurer Joyce Bethmann recording secretary Karen Papouchado corresponding secretary. Lifetime trustees Ruthanne Lucius and Beth Newburn aided the executive committee. Renovation covered structural cosmetic work and foyer stairway hallway updates at Rye Patch with new light fixtures and rugs.
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