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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 2005
Page
2
A reader asks reprint of a political cartoon left panel and urges more travel ball coverage. They question NAACP Biker Week coverage, flag at Hopelands Gardens, and licensing horses in Aiken County. They commend Food Lion service and request Talkback access.
A correction notes that not only railroads but other transportation sectors including trucks barges and planes are exempt from federal pre notification to local emergency agencies about chemicals they handle. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error.
Richardson's Lake begins its summer season in Warrenville owned by Gail Wertz. The site offers white sand beaches, picnic shelters, play areas, volleyball courts, water slides, diving boards and a concession stand. Hours start today, extend after Memorial Day to seven days a week, with admission 5 dollars for adults 3 dollars for children and free for under two. open weekends now and daily after Memorial Day. Located at 919 Richardson's Lake Road, Warrenville with a contact number 663 3600.
History lecturer George Sheftall, a Knights Templar grand officer and medievalist, presented an overview of the order at Up Your Alley Restaurant as the Convent of the Knights Templar opened its biannual gathering. He traced origins in the Crusades, debunked myths, and noted revival in the 19th century. The event included a public investiture ceremony at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church.
G Force Cable hosted a private two hour tour of ESPN The Truck for Special Olympics athletes and Helping Hands children. The group of eight youngsters and six teens enjoyed Xbox games, a SportsCenter desk, and attraction showcases while staff praised the event for expanding horizons and community good.
Hitchcock Woods conducts six to ten burns yearly in its 2,100 acre area to cut fuel load and restore the ecosystem. Forest manager Gary Burger cites safety for the city, wildfire risk reduction, and historical fire as part of the habitat. Smoke management and weather conditions guide burn days to minimize impact on residents and motorists.
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