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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2003
Page
2
Reader commends the planning group for a well run weekend event with no congestion. Questions arise about muzzle requests, blue laws and Sunday store hours, plus road paving concerns on North Ridge Road where two cars cannot pass and dirt roads need work.
A letter urges nurses to focus on patient care rather than appearance, condemns littering, and defends Jesus Christ as the only path to heaven. The writer invites readers to comment via Talkback hotline or email, noting names will not be published and edits may shorten submissions.
The Wednesday edition corrects an errors identifying Aiken County Council members Chuck Smith and Scott Singer in the 4.2 millage rate increase vote. The corrected record shows voting against were Smith and Kathy Rawls, while Singer Ronnie Young LaVana McKenzie Eddie Butler Charles Barton Rick Osbon and Willar Hightower voted yes.
Aiken Elementary highlights school zone safety with students hosting the in school Choo Choo Chat morning news show. Principal Sharon Foret Cagle and Assistant Principal Annie Boyce praise the effort as the South Carolina Department of Public Safety promotes safety tips for buses motorists and crossing streets.
A joint committee in Aiken analyzes key considerations for a planned connector road from Whiskey Road to Silver Bluff Road. Property impact and land use disruption top the list, with connectivity and traffic effects also key. Six factors, including cost, access, and environmental impact, are ranked as the panel sets routes amid a $14 million project.
The Aiken Symphony Guild starts its 2003 04 season with Augusta Symphony at USC Aiken Etherredge Center. Maestro Donald Portnoy directs. guest pianist Marina Lomazov, a noted Ukrainian American, performs. Tickets 30 adults 15 students. Show begins 8 pm ends around 10 pm with intermission. Box office 641 3305 for tickets and 641 8288 for guild memberships.
Makenzie Shipes, a seventh grader at Kennedy Middle School, organized a See You at the Pole prayer service before classes with about 20 classmates. The event, part of a nationwide student-led movement begun in Texas in 1990, encouraged public displays of faith and community support among peers and mentors from Millbrook Baptist Church and Young Life volunteers.
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