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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 2004
Page
2
A reader urges the Aiken Standard to profile all starting varsity football players at Aiken High. The note praises their summer work and holiday attendance and expresses pride in their season. The letter also condemns cruelty for leaving live kittens at Cedar Creek Golf Course Club House and advocates spay neuter awareness.
Readers vent about slow drivers on the North 118 Bypass and express frustration with posted 55 mph limits. Several callers defend buyers from alleged seller deceit and criticize the LOST tax and its use for local projects. Callers provide hotline and email options for future comments.
Wagener Salley High School band, led by fourth year director Seth Forston, finished second in the Class A state finals at Clinton High School, the best finish in program history. Blacksburg won, with Great Falls Bamberg-Ehrhardt and North following. Ridge Spring Monetta placed ninth. Silver Bluff finished seventh in AA. Midland Valley and North Augusta competed in higher classes. results were not available at press time.
Dogs in costumes star at Mollyfest 2004 at Harrison-Caver Park with Tacoa Allen and her foster dog Muzzy taking Best Costume. Noah Vanderhoff earned Best Child Costume as pirates entertain attendees. Proceeds support Molly's Militia with volunteers praising the event's success.
The South Carolina Election Commission displays new touch screen voting systems in a tour bus across 15 counties including two Aiken stops. Voters test the machines, praising their simplicity and review feature while raising concerns about ballot security and recount reliability.
USC Aiken communications students organized a Halloween party at an apartment complex for a self advocacy group Friends in Action. Jen nifer Spack wore a prison uniform as Martha Stewart and won first place. Local suppliers Publix and Chick-Fil-A supported the event coordinated by Charmaine Wilson with Tri Development staff assisting residents and families.
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