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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2005
Page
2
Readers condemn a five story downtown condo while debating zoning, parking, and historic preservation. Letters cite vibrations from a train accident, call for quicker public comment, and urge broader political reform and media coverage.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for a misspelled name Davor Sklizovic in a story about plans to level a building at 224 Park Ave to clear space for a fresh market.
North Augusta residents debate district plans as Mossy Creek Elementary nears completion and three elementary schools face redrawn boundaries. Parents voice traffic, distance, and funding worries while officials seek input before a final recommendation to the school board.
McMaster announces Profiles in Patriotism contest winners Denise Pope and Anthony Pajerski from Aiken and Kennedy Middle Schools, with Pope earning 300 and Pajerski 200 in savings bonds. School winners receive 100 bonds, honored at Newberry Hall, as McMaster shares Revolutionary War tales and lessons from Strom Thurmond.
An Aiken woman says two masked intruders kicked in an Abbeville Avenue door, tied her with a power cord, robbed her of cash and a cell phone, and fled as a 7 year old relative watched. Police used a tracking team and found damaged back and bedroom doors. She moved the child to safety before calling authorities.
A Canadian cold front ushers in heavy rains and gusts up to 35 mph across Aiken and the state. Fire crews remain vigilant as brush fires tend to surge after showers, with safety officers preparing for downed limbs and power outages while temperatures dip tonight and rebound to the 60s by weekend.
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