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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2015
Page
3
Newcomers seek courteous service as Aiken hosts a beloved veterans parade admired by residents. Citizens express pride in the event, while readers question MOX coverage, nuclear waste policy, Lindsey Graham’s Israel trip funding, and urge courteous driving on Hitchcock Parkway where pull over space is scarce.
A reader thanks a morning helper who cleaned up dog waste at Citizens Park within minutes of the incident. Gratitude is shared for Gail Diggs’s Memorial Day Parade work, Wil Liston recycling facility staff, and Golden Corral for birthday lunch service. Readers are invited to send comments via TalkBack.
A five year old female boxer pit bull mix at Aiken County Animal Shelter survived a ruptured uterus infection after surgery and antibiotics. Named Lourdes for her miracle recovery, she was adopted by Peggy Glover of Lincolnton, Georgia after a TV feature. The shelter notes annual intake exceeds 5,000 animals and lists adoption fees and included services.
The Palmetto Kiwanis Club of Aiken held its 10th annual Wish Upon A Car benefit car show at the Aiken Mall parking lot. Proceeds supported the local Make A Wish Foundation as SPCA Albrecht Center shared pups for adoption. The event showcased vintage and modern autos, trucks, and motorcycles while Kiwanis volunteers promote community service and children’s welfare.
Chukker Creek Elementary held its eighth Salute to Our Local Heroes Field Day as students toured two fire trucks and met two SC Corrections drug dogs. They wrote letters to law enforcement EMS and firefighters while limbo and Dance Crew events drew cheers from about 90 children and teachers.
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