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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2005
Page
2
A letter cites language barriers in tech support and criticizes Kroger closing its University Parkway store while praising a Civic Ballet Gala at USC Aiken. The writer urges better local planning, references Congress and immigration, and promotes ongoing performances at Hopeland Gardens with a Talkback hotline contact.
The Aiken Standard announces a missing channel number in a March 23 ESPNU story on page 4 B. The correction fixes the omission stating ESPNU was added in the digital package with channel 303.
Local attorneys urge clear life sustaining wishes in writing after the Terri Schiavo case. Experts stress family conversations as essential beyond mere documents, noting South Carolina's mandated form for implementation.
Aiken residents learn to plan for end of life choices including who signs, witnesses and notarizes living wills. Attorneys emphasize early action, storing copies with family and doctors, and available clinics April 12 to 14 at Aiken Area Council on Aging sites Gloverville Aiken and Jackson with details at the South Carolina Bar.
Children at South Aiken Baptist Christian School and nearby centers welcomed an Easter Bunny appearance on a sunny Thursday. Nicole Simmons portrayed the bunny for Security Federal Bank's Looney Tunes Savings Program, encouraging kids to save with a five dollar start and no service charge.
New traffic signals installed at Pine Log Road and Pawnee Drive aim to ease flow as Kroger builds a 70,000 square foot store on Whiskey Road. The Kroger development partners with SCDOT for activation next month, with a fuel center opening April 13 and two existing stores closing April 27.
Lori Cantwell of Brad's Bail Bonds says the company, a family business from Lexington now in Aiken and Barnwell, is just getting started. The firm assists inmates with bonds, vets co signers, employs bounty hunters, and coordinates with courts and law enforcement across nearby counties. Contact 643 8600 for more information.
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