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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 2003
Page
2
Readers discuss downtown shuttle service and left turn lanes at Whiskey Road. A nurse urges nurses to return to all white uniforms, while a senior citizen defends rain driving rules. Readers request expanded coverage of offensive linemen and traffic police at events.
The Aiken Standard corrects a miscaption in 1A regarding a photo of John Sununu. The image was of the New Hampshire congressman, son of former Governor John Sununu. The newspaper regrets the error.
Physical Education teacher Kathy Linton guides East Aiken Elementary students in monthly assemblies and skits focused on traits like honesty and thriftiness. The program, now in its fifth year, has earned the 2003 National Schools of Character Promising Practices citation.
Dealers from Georgia and South Carolina displayed coins, medals, paper currency and exonumia at St. Angela Hall in Aiken. Exhibits ranged from a 2000 year old Claudius coin to Titanic themed pieces, with token and mill token displays from Langley to Augusta. The CSRA club hosts a monthly meeting at the Aiken library, next on September 23.
The City of Aiken discusses buying the old Aiken Community Playhouse at Two Notch Road and Price Avenue for 125000 to help reduce a nearly 1 million loan. Officials say sale proceeds would lower the loan balance to just over 300000 by July 2004. Work session at 615 PM and regular meeting at 730 PM in Park Avenue Municipal Center.
Merriwether Elementary School guidance counselor Donna Forrest, elected 2003-04 president of the South Carolina Counseling Association, began her term July 1 after a Myrtle Beach convention weekend. Forrest, 15-year district veteran, also teaches adjunct at Augusta State University and runs a private pastoral counseling practice.
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