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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2013
Page
3
Readers comment on open government and taxes, annexation, and Obamacare while praising Senator Lindsay Graham and urging Medicare access questions. The piece invites Letters to the TalkBack line and email submissions with brief, space-limited remarks.
DOE's SRS manager Dr. David Moody warned the Savannah River Site faces major cuts after a $100 million reduction. He described possible 32 hour work weeks for thousands, several hundred furloughs, and limited operation of H Canyon. He urged lawmakers to restore funding and reprogram dollars while council members pressed for relief.
The Juilliard in Aiken fifth year ended with a celebratory night at Etherredge Center. Founders Greg Smith and Steve Naifeh received a key to the city from City official Cavanaugh, while emcees Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe hosted a program featuring Juilliard 415 and other artists. Smith and Roe stressed the outreach's importance for youth and community, calling the project a home for the program.
An opening reception at the Aiken County Historical Museum showcased local equestrian talents and artists. The event featured awards for Cynthia Cubbage Laura Gordon Tracy Ratliff Lord Collier McLeod and Camille Reed along with Laura Regan's artwork. Although Cynthia Cubbage could not attend, her husband Kent and daughter Lucy attended, praising her dedication.
The Aiken County Historical Museum hosts a free exhibit featuring equestrian artwork at 433 Newberry St. S.W. The opening reception drew riders from Regan and Hunter disciplines and longtime supporters including Elliot Levy.
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