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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2004
Page
2
A commentary urges motorists to share the road with bicyclists while riders should use provided paths like the 118 Bypass for safety. It also notes River Bluff and Gem Lakes joining a local food drive and questions politicians receiving flu shots.
Complainant urges legal action over Eastgate traffic disruption affecting Publix and nearby stores. They warn of possible accidents at Whiskey Road exits and discuss Confederate flag symbolism and national unity. They criticize US postal service delays and call for curbside fixes near Powderhouse Road.
The ninth year program resumes after weather delays with eighth and ninth graders. Sessions will visit Aiken Regional Medical Centers USC Aiken Eden Gardens Dogwood Stable and Public Safety. Leaders include Wendell Edwards Karl Odenthal and Sgt David Turno guiding sessions and a community service project selection.
About 1,400 social studies students faculty and staff at Aiken High School cast votes in a mock presidential race with Bush leading Kerry 617 to 546 and Nader among five other candidates. Teachers encouraged discussion and offered community service hours for participation.
Crystal Engravers of Aiken launches at 122 NW Laurens Street marking the second storefront for Mike Parker’s 20 year Lexington business. The showroom showcases crystal pieces and engraved gifts with in-store engraving and extended hours Monday through Saturday. Grand opening specials run through October.
Jason Fulmer a 2002 South Carolina teacher of the year finalist now in the Aiken County School District travels to New York to tape a NBC segment with Brian Williams about elections and the electoral process. The program slated to air Saturday Oct 30 features Fulmer mentoring first year teachers and encouraging civic participation.
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