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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2004
Page
2
A reader complains about Doonesbury in Sunday comics and questions free speech limits. The letter also parcels criticism of a used car lot on SRP Credit Union parking, public phones, and military travel funding, ending with a call to contact the Talkback hotline.
Aiken County Council will authorize Cordano's Painting of Augusta to wash, scrape, prime, and repaint the Judicial Center at Park Avenue and Chesterfield Street. Workers will use a 60-foot lift to reach the clock tower and apply two coats of thick Sherwin Williams coating with a lifetime warranty. Weather and minimal disruption to court business are expected to shorten the project to two to three weeks.
Auto enthusiasts gather for a preview of the inaugural Aiken Exotic Car Festival on Oct. 30 in Aiken. The fundraiser supports Friends of Aiken Rail Depot with events, auctions, and galas at Houndslake Country Club. City and county funding and private donations bolster the project on Park Avenue and Union Street.
The fifth annual Women’s Polo Tournament will run September 23 to 26 at Langdon Road Polo Club with eight teams from Florida England Jamaica. Winners advance to the Aiken Invitational while losers enter the handicap bracket. Admission is free and a cocktail reception is planned September 24 with a barbecue after the finals. Sponsors including The Wine Cellar on Park Avenue support the event.
The Aiken County and North Augusta health departments announce flu shot clinics starting in October. Locations include Aiken at 828 Richland Ave. W and North Augusta at 802 Martintown Road with multiple clinic dates and a $15 vaccine cost. Medicare covers flu and pneumonia vaccines for beneficiaries.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a department contact number 642-1687 and a reference to John Moore with an email at aikenstandard.com. No additional context or event details are available to confirm purpose or location.
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