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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2003
Page
2
The New Ellenton-Jackson Community Leaders Institute featured leaders from Jackson and New Ellenton commending mayoral efforts to solve community problems. They urged more citizen attendance and thanked mayors for engaging federal officials on taxpayer funding.
A reader criticizes a hospital baby abandonment story and supports horseplay as harmless. Another voice urges unity over Bush criticism and promotes the Aiken Historic Tour. The page invites comments via Talkback with contact details and editorial notes.
Aiken SC hosted the 18th annual SEED exhibit with about 2 000 attendees from CSRA. Rani Busbee and Autumn Busbee drew attention via special effects. Exhibits covered robots, paper making, archaeology, slime making and puzzles. Local students and teachers showcased math, fitness and science topics.
Rachel Seltzner, new museum coordinator at the National Wild Turkey Federation in Edgefield, emphasizes outdoor immersion and education. She notes the gallery's turkey lore, a Native American display, and a robotic Cherokee storyteller, plus plans for expansion to enhance outreach and wildlife education.
Columbia based nonprofit Family Connections opened an Aiken office nine months ago to help couples and families cope with autism and disabilities. Denice Stout leads the local office with workshops and parent matching, while WC Hoecke and Lisa of Columbia share experiences. Contact Stout at 649-5425 or 215-7598 for information.
Aiken families organize a Pure Excitement youth rally at Millbrook Baptist Church inviting teenagers and youth groups. Joe White, president of Kanakuk Kamps, will headline with his son Brian. pizza for first 300 arrivals at 6 p.m. and a 7 to 8:30 p.m. program with a $2 door donation.
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