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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2003
Page
2
Local column laments illegal left turns near Mill Brook Elementary and across Whiskey Road, urges stricter signage and road repairs. Readers praise the police and sheriff, critique city hiring and development, call for sidewalks in Crosland Park, and propose moving Aiken’s Makin to Odell Weeks Center.
Community project grows from support group meetings as locals and students in Aiken craft and sell wooden birdhouses to raise funds for the 122nd's soldiers families. Houses, painted with famous artworks, fetch ten dollar donations at The Sunshine House and nearby Woodward's Child Care Center, benefiting homecoming events and an emergency fund.
Savannah River Site and Tennessee Valley Authority collaborate to produce tritium. Watts Bar 1 reactor is being refueled and tritium producing bars are inserted for irradiation. First bars planned for shipment to SRS in 2005 for processing in a $506 million TEF facility, operational 2007.
G Force Cable plans an eight phase upgrade costing 8 to 9 million dollars over 18 months. The project will bring high speed Internet and additional digital channels to Houndslake and the south side, with phased outages minimized by zone blitzes. New services include video on demand and interactive gaming.
The 10th annual Border Bash in Augusta, Georgia kicks off at 7 p.m. at Augusta Common to showcase Georgia versus South Carolina fans and raise funds for the Medical College of Georgia Children's Center. Organizers expect a larger turnout than 2001’s $36,000, with gates at 5 p.m., band Swingin Medallions playing until midnight. tickets cost $5.
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