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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2004
Page
3
Residents around Aiken and Beech Island weigh in on the Martha Stewart case. While some urge strict sentencing, others call for understanding and proportional punishment. Opinions reflect views on celebrity status and the justice process.
The Right Rev. Dorsey Henderson dedicated St Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church new Zimmer organ during the bishop’s visit to Upper South Carolina. The service included confirmations and baptisms. Organ committee members were named and praised for a long dream realized. The instrument features 53 stops and rosewood ebony keys with digital sounds resembling famous organs.
South Aiken High School Teacher Cadets mentor 3rd to 5th graders at Millbrook Elementary using the Great Leaps fluency program. Public Education Partners expanded the program to over 20 schools, with training for cadets and volunteers from Wagener-Salley High and Busbee Elementary.
Students at J D Lever Elementary will partner with Shaw Industries through the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce High Performance Partnership program. The kickoff is Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 2404 Columbia Highway. Shaw Industries, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, is based in Dalton Georgia and supplies flooring products. A separate note covers a car chase in Aiken County ending in a crash on U S Highway 1. Nathaniel Ramsey of Gaston was arrested for multiple charges after the pursuit.
The Aiken City Council will consider a resolution to authorize more than 25 000 dollars for cleanup after the January ice storm. Also noted are March’s character trait Thoroughness and Sunday lottery numbers for several games.
The Aiken Standard publisher oversees all departments. Scott B. Hunter can be reached at 648-2311 Extension 203 or via email at shunter aikenstandard.com. The paper, established 1867, is published weekday afternoons and weekends. Subscription rates are listed for various terms and EzPay is offered.
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