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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2015
Page
3
Editorial urges complainers to become part of the solution and get involved in organizing events such as a parade or lobster race. It playfully notes Vladimir Putin’s absence possibly due to hiking the Appalachian Trail, suggesting engagement over complaint.
Open minded congratulations to the Presbyterian Church leadership and members for recognizing gay and lesbian marriages. The piece questions other churches and criticizes a rake theft comment while noting stadium turf changes and calls for education system reform. A talkback hotline and email are provided for reader comments.
The Aiken Standard corrects a 3A photo misidentification of USCA School of Nursing professors Dr. Julia Ball Betty Settles Abraham Kronberg and Kronberg. The photo order should read Kronberg Abraham Settles and Ball.
SRS senior managers will discuss the 2016 budget outlook at a public forum hosted by the SRS Community Reuse Organization. The event runs 2 to 4 p.m. Monday at Aiken Technical College Amphitheater, featuring talks on liquid tank waste, H Canyon, Salt Waste Processing Facility, tritium, and MOX program funding, with presenters including Rick McLeod.
SRS Community Reuse Organization invites residents to a forum Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Aiken Technical College Amphitheater. Attendees include DOE SRS manager David Moody, John Lopez of integration and planning, NNSA’s Doug Dearolph and Timothy Fischer, and SRS executive Rick McLeod. The event emphasizes SRS impact on the five county region including Aiken Allendale Barnwell Richmond and Columbia. Derrek Asberry covers the SRS beat.
Tyrell Staley, paralyzed after a Oct 31 Lancaster crash, relies on a motorized wheelchair and medical care. His family aims to raise 15000 dollars via the Tyrell Staley Foundation GoFundMe to buy a wheelchair accessible van, with logistical Charlotte trips via LogistiCare. Friends and former Wagener-Salley figures praise his upbeat, team-driven spirit and character.
Keating, director of adult education in Aiken County schools, is remembered for humor and kindness. Tyrell pursued barbering studies at Denmark Technical College. Bill Bengtson, born in Florence Alabama, has worked for Aiken Communications since 1996. Donations pages are listed online.
Mary Driscoll, after 20 years at St Bonaventure University in New York state, will become USC Aiken’s vice chancellor for university advancement in June. She visits this week to meet Chancellor Sandra Jordan, praising Aiken’s community atmosphere, history, arts, and local industries.
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