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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2003
Page
2
Readers defend motorcyclists against negative comments, noting many riders are doctors teachers and nurses who support charities like Toys for Tots. The letter urges readers to publish signed opinions and highlights social welfare frustrations with South Carolina DSS red tape and advocacy for considerate neighbor relations.
Historic Aiken County Museum reports two display cases broken with two items stolen a seven inch silver bud vase and a silver flask valued at 500. A second case was tampered with but no items taken. Police seek information at 642 7620.
Golden Harvest Food Bank raises over 2 million for its Feed the People campaign to expand the Aiken and Augusta distribution facilities. In Aiken a 3000 square foot addition, three loading docks, and a drive in freezer will broaden distribution to 130 agencies across six counties including Aiken Allendale Bamberg Barnwell Edgefield and McCormick. Groundbreaking ceremony drew Nick Evans and Rusty Marsh urging continued year round donations and support.
Local artist Billy S held a reception at the USC Aiken Etherredge Center upper gallery showcasing fifty abstract portraits on display through December 19. The event featured finger foods live music body painting and chair massages by Lisa Gray while Arthur Lien NBC courtroom artist displayed works in the downstairs gallery.
Local veterans group SubVets raised 360 for prepaid AT T International phone cards to support the 122nd Engineer Battalion away from home during holidays. A follow up drive is planned December 4 with cards or checks made out to Lucie Dillon at the Aiken Municipal Building.
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