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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2013
Page
4
Readers’ letters urge votes for Mark Sanford and challenge NRA influence while defending gun rights as essential. The piece praises media coverage of Benghazi hearings and critiques church attire and coffee talk, urging concise comments via TalkBack and email to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard admits an error in a May 12 caption misnaming Tom Cowlam. It states commitment to accuracy for Aiken County reporting and invites readers to report factual errors by phone or email.
Aiken City Council approved a settlement with Cranston Engineering Group over the Pawnee Neilson Connector Road. The city will receive 200000, with bidders allowed on future projects, while prior project costs and design issues were cited. The measure passed unanimously, with one abstention.
Lily Baumil announced her retirement after 35 years in education, 17 of them at South Aiken High School. She met AP students to prep for exams and plans to lead another European trip this summer. Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt lauds retirees for their impact, noting teachers influence thousands of students across generations.
Ruby Taylor of Chukker Creek Elementary retires after a long career with the Aiken County International Reading Association. She taught first grade every year, cherishing student joy. Linda Washington, a kindergarten aide at East Aiken School of the Arts, leaves after 33 years with Tracy Holsenbach and a 4 year old class, driven by love for 4 K and daily student faces.
Rodney Whitley of Shaw AREVA Mox Services wore a grass skirt after pledging 51 000 as more than 300 people from Savannah River Site based workers and families dined served and hosted at Traviniatalian Kitchen in Greenville and other area restaurants. The event raised funds through meal proceeds tips and a raffle while Children's Place aimed to reach 95 000 for at risk children with developmental and behavioral challenges.
Remediation group at The Red Pepper in Centre South Shopping Centre drew more than 70 volunteers and guests. SRS staffer Dan Wood joked about tipping and keeping service smooth while Nola Grant of SRR described her ties to Children's Place. The Barnwell Avenue facility runs 94 children in day care and 48 in after school care, serving about 37,000 meals annually.
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