Litter pickers urged to step out in Aiken County
A columnist urges a resident who cleans up near her home to expand efforts beyond her immediate area and engage more broadly in litter removal across Aiken County.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2016
Page
3
A columnist urges a resident who cleans up near her home to expand efforts beyond her immediate area and engage more broadly in litter removal across Aiken County.
A homeowner credits Kelvin Brothers Tree and Stump Removal Service for safely removing a large river birch that had roots lifting the sidewalk. The writer praises the crew as professional and efficient, noting the yard looks as if the tree never existed after cleanup.
The Aiken Standard corrects a March 24 head-line error on page 60. The Aiken Community Playhouse donated to the Aiken Mid-Day Lions Club. Lottery numbers are listed for South Carolina and Georgia drawings.
U S Rep Joe Wilson says President Obama is not focused on defeating ISIS after Brussels attacks. He cites Iran deal, Guantanamo, Cuba visit, and calls for stronger military presence and a Syrian strategy. Wilson debates national defense and seeks reelection for South Carolina’s District 2.
Dr. Gary Senn spoke at the March meeting of the Senior Men's Club of Aiken at Woodside Plantation Country Club. He highlighted Ruth Patrick Center programs to boost STEM learning for students and teachers, noted rising center visits from 20,703 in 2007 08 to 39,404 in 2014 15, and outlined plans for an $8.6 million planetarium upgrade with a $4 million endowment. He described Home School Mondays and Bridgestone Environmental Education Program and described the 16 inch Schmidt Cassagrain telescope used in the planetarium.
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