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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2013
Page
3
A collection of reader letters addresses stolen personal data from federal and state agencies, critiques of government competence, traffic and infrastructure needs on Hitchcock Parkway, Benghazi remarks, local bus stops, funding debates, and attitudes toward tax policy and development in Aiken and North Augusta.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for a Willcox Inn feature omitted from Sunday's page 10. Readers can view the full story online at the link provided and in section 10A. The paper invites readers to report factual errors by contacting Melissa Hanna by phone or email.
The Quidditch Southern Regional Tournament drew 13 college teams competing for six World Cup berths at River View Park. Florida State University and the University of Florida led the action with strong play, while players faced injuries and referees integrated into officiating.
Midland Valley High School senior Chris Taylor closes his final Honor Band Clinic appearance after practice with hundreds of students. Aiken High band director Ryan Westberry hosts with participation from multiple county middle and high schools and private and home school bands. Directors praise the event as a unifying, colorful showcase of county talent.
The Aiken High School PTA concluded a week of activities for My Aiken High Week. Events included A Taste of Italy by culinary arts students, a school orchestra led by Joe Laurenza, and a Serteen Club talent show that raised funds for the Boys & Girls Club and school technology improvements. First place went to Dan Fetteroff and teammates. second and third places featured SWAD Incorporated and Burns Studio performers.
The Aiken County Education Association Retired hosts a lunch meeting at Woodside Plantation Country Club on Friday March 8. Margret Jilani presents Fighting Illiteracy in Pakistan based on personal experiences. Reserve by March 4 with $16 to Sara Rutland, or by phone at 278 3037 by noon March 5.
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