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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 2008
Page
3
A opinion statement argues against a juvenile curfew, saying crime numbers do not support it and that concerns about juvenile behavior should not drive such a policy. The writer contends the effort is futile and unnecessary.
A fragmented text discusses curfew support and opposition, a sheriff seen as dictatorial, and questions about personal enjoyment and public etiquette. It mentions restrictions on wearing horse riding boots in eateries and odd garbled phrases about animals and eating.
Aiken offers a lively downtown with shops and restaurants relying on both residents and tourists. Parking a short walk away benefits health and supports downtown vitality.
A reader voices approval of a city water hike for residents and criticizes lack of parental guidance, inviting comments via the TalkBack hotline. The Aiken Standard notes reader names are optional and that comments may be edited for space and content.
The brief notes a Monday to Sunday FrSm internet rate of 3780 dollars with a daily implication of 27.30. No further context provided.
The Greater Aiken Estates Neighborhood Association GAENA led by Philip Lockard works to improve community pride safety and welfare. It operates three committees hosts monthly meetings at Bethlehem Lutheran Church and plans yard sales and cleanups to attract homebuyers and raise property values. The 90 member group holds March and September drives and invites participation via 649 0473.
The Leadership Aiken Class of 2007-08 will dedicate the Suzanne Messick Library at the Cancer Care Institute of Carolina Monday at 5 30 p m The library honors Suzanne Messick a Savannah River Cancer Foundation board member and advocate who helped start the foundation in 2003 Her work included fundraising and providing books for patient waiting areas The class also supported Helping Hands by collecting money and books and a remodeling project for Helping Hands female youth room with praise from LAC members and community supporters
The Aiken County Board of Education postponed delaying renovations at three schools to begin major work at North Augusta Middle School. Deputy Superintendent David Caver said the need is greatest there and outlined phased plans including a new cafeteria.
Missy McKay headlines centertainment tonight at Mama Bear's in New Ellenton. The event runs from 9 p.m. onward as part of a May birthday celebration at the county venue.
Savannah River Winds will perform Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Hopelands as part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series. University Hospital hosts a free Skin and Skin Cancer Awareness Seminar Monday 6 to 7 30 p.m. in dining rooms 1 3 with reservations required. Call 642 7631 for details. Aiken Area Council On Aging hosts bingo and The Price is Right Monday.
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