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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2003
Page
2
A letter to the Aiken City Council urges seniors be considered in cable TV rate discussions amid budget cuts and price increases. The note mentions school budgets, international schools, Shoney's meals for National Guard, a fireman helping a child, and a Talkback hotline.
Judy Jackson of the Aiken bus terminal married notary public couple Trip Snow and Susan Christmas for free as they rushed to wed before Snow heads to Fort Gordon. Bride gave cake and forks, Joy 102 provided a wedding march, and the Jacksons helped with a room in Augusta. The couple planned to register at the courthouse.
Lions and elephants wow Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle School as 4k classes stage a circus. Ringmasters Joshua Todd and Logan Stone lead acts directed by Kipp Palmer and Ginger Whitacre with assistants Ethel Smith and Patricia Lott. Parents cheer as children memorize lines and perform to Take Me Out to the Circus.
In the race for Aiken County sheriff area residents step forward with endorsements. Republican candidate Lt. Mike Hunt receives formal backing from the Aiken County Fire Chiefs Association. Other candidates like Rowland and Britt report varying levels of support and no formal endorsements yet. The primary is March 25 with the general to follow against the Republican winner.
Millbrook Elementary marked Dr Seuss Day with multiple reading related games. Third graders like Ryan Westerlaken explored The Big Foot while younger students joined Wheel of Fortune themed activities and a One Fish game using math puzzles. Parents aided the event along with teachers and 4th graders acting as mentors. A donated tree from Cold Creek Nursery will showcase student conservation writings.
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