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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 2004

Page

2

Letters to the Editor from Graniteville and Lowcountry

Readers critique national leadership and praise local activists Phil Napier and a Regis hair salon incident. The letter also questions road markings on East Gate Drive and asks about completion of left turn lanes onto Whiskey Road. Raymond offers an umbrella during rain. Readers defend Lindsey Graham and criticize Gov. Sanford’s tax plan in light of education rankings.

East Gate Drive Whiskey Road East Gate Whiskey Lindsey Graham Mark Sanford Graham South Carolina John Kerry Ted Kennedy Hillary Clinton Sanford

Shooting injures man on I-20 Graniteville ramp

Aiken deputies probe a morning shooting linked to a Belvedere minivan altercation that escalated at the I-20 Bettis Academy Road off ramp. The victim was driven to the Medical College of Georgia after deputies stopped the minivan on Gregg Avenue in Aiken. Investigators seek the shooter and ask for tips at 800 922 9709.

Aiken Graniteville Belvedere Medical College of Georgia Gregg Avenue Aiken County

Salvation Army Serves Thanksgiving Dinner Outdoors

Salvation Army hosts an outdoor Thanksgiving meal at its Park Avenue soup kitchen with turkey stuffing and desserts for hundreds. Capt. Luis Viera says the annual event supports the community despite budget cuts as donations from United Way and FEMA help feed 400. Volunteers from multiple churches and clubs helped, with about 30 staffers onsite.

Salvation Army Soup Kitchen Park Avenue Luis Viera Faye Taylor Taylor United Way FEMA Viera First Baptist Church Christ Way Christian Church New Life Praise Tabernacle Aiken Newcomers Club Shellhouse Funeral Home Jackie Battle Myrtle Davis Davis Marsha van Dinteren van Dinteren

Woman feeds neighbors in Nicholson Village Thanksgiving effort

Catherine Johnson organized an early Thanksgiving feast at Nicholson Village Community Center serving about 60 area residents. The event, supported by Rev. Cornelius Jenkins and volunteers from Hayden Baptist Church and Golden Harvest Food Bank, extended beyond elders to all who attended.

Catherine Johnson Nicholson Village Johnson Cornelius Jenkins Hayden Baptist Church Golden Harvest Food Bank Marguerite Landy Maggie Aaron

Civil War artist Mort Kunstler signs books in Aiken

Civil War artist Mort Kunstler will visit Southside Gallery in Aiken on Saturday to sign copies of his new book The Civil War Art of Mort Kunstler and limited edition prints from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thom Abbott, gallery owner, touts Kunstler as a premier, highly collected artist with works in galleries and museums nationwide. The event showcases pieces like Confeder ate Crossing, featuring Nathan Bedford Forrest and a cavalry line crossing a snowy river. gallery numbers note extensive availability across 50 titles.

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