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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2014
Page
3
Editorial voices urge safer roads and responsible gun ownership while urging action on a Sam’s Club junkyard cleanup. Readers criticize litter, leaves, and neighborly duties and call for community efforts and possible legal action if problems persist.
The Wizard of Oz and Oliver were mis identified in Thursday's Dancing on Stage article on page 10. Both were Aiken Kidney Benefit productions. The Aiken Standard regrets the error and invites corrections via Melissa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or editorial email.
Clemson University official Adam Eichelberger warns EEE remains deadly with up to 90 percent mortality. He urges core vaccines for SC horses and general prevention including repellents, eliminating standing water, and limiting activity during peak mosquito times. Local law requires reporting neurological livestock within 48 hours.
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 71 and Post 71 Riders will sell poppies Thursday and Friday at North Augusta Kroger 1284 Knox Ave from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Poppy chairman Sylvia Napier can be reached at 803-279-3270 for details. The Carleys Rays of Hope 5K Splash Run/Walk is set for June 7 at The Village at Woodside with early registration rates through May 24 and contact 803-292-8460 or carleysraysofhope.com.
Multiple class reunions are planned in South Carolina. The Ridge Spring High School 1956 and Ridge Spring-Monetta 1957 1968 groups meet May 24 at the Ridge Spring Civic Center with a $20 fee and a Studio 23 photographer. Other events include Langley Bath Clearwater Multi Class on Aug 2 at North Augusta Community Center with 400 cap, and NAHS Re union For No Reason II Oct 11 at Misty Lakes with a $10 entry. Details and contacts listed.
A one day free workshop series starts at 9 a.m. at Chris' Camera Center 150B Laurens St S W. The event includes sessions on camera settings ISO shutter speed f stop and depth of field followed by a walking tour of the Aiken County Historical Museum. Lunch at noon and 1 30 p m sessions on photo organization with Chris Lydle plus talks from R David Guidry and Shannon Denise Daniels. For details call 803 641 0501.
Today at 9 a.m. a free workshop series unfolds at Chris' Camera Center 150B Laurens St S W. Call 803-641-0501 for more information.
Melissa Hanna named executive editor at the Aiken Standard. The appointment solidifies leadership at the newspaper, with Hanna guiding editorial strategy and newsroom operations.
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