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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2014
Page
3
A reader vents frustration over discarded takeout bags bottles and cans along Warden Street amid suspected lack of local disposal facilities. The complaint highlights ongoing littering and calls for action from city services and business owners.
A reader argues that teens should clean up litter on private Woodside roads to avoid vandalism and suggests homeowners associations cover storm cleanup costs. The letter contests city reimbursement, cites HOA fees, and proposes per-home charges while criticizing public access and DOE SRS plans.
North Augusta parents David and Victoria Brad dock share their daughter Madison’s battle with glutaric acidemia type I. A Care for Rare fundraiser at Grace United Methodist Church featured activities and food with proceeds to newborn screenings and Greenwood Genetic Center.
The Midland Valley High School band invites five Aiken County rivals to compete at the football field today. Wa gen ar Valley High performs at 2 p.m., Ridge Spring Monetta at 2 15, Silver Bluff at 3 30, Aiken High at 5 45, and North Augusta at 7 45. Midland Valley closes at 8 p.m. for a rating. Other bands include Emerald, Barnwell, Wade Hampton, Pelion, Ware Shoals, Greenwood, Ninety Six, Airport, White Knoll, River Bluff.
The Ai ken Senior Men's Club will meet Wednesday at noon at Woodside Plantation Country Club 100 Woodside Drive. Guest speaker is Jim Moore writer director of the Ai ken Women's Heart Board shows. Potential members and guests are welcome.
Two pro nuclear groups sponsor a technical meeting at Newberry Hall on October 2 to discuss carrying nuclear studies from secondary institutions into graduate programs. ANS SR and CNTA invite Lisa Marshall of NC State to discuss STEM recruitment and retention with attendees from Plant Vogtle and local colleges. Dinner included. $32. reservations via SurveyMonkey.
The Kiwanis Club of Aiken will meet Thursday at 12 30 p.m. in the Clubhouse at Cumberland Village 3335 Wise Creek Lane. Alphia Dunbar of the Aiken Center will be guest speaker discussing school programs to curb underage drinking and substance abuse.
The South Carolina Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church aims to collect 1 million age appropriate books for preschool and elementary students. Clinton United Methodist Church donated a book for every student at Cyril B Busbee Elementary School in Wagener. Reverend Butch Blackwell notes local children lack ownership of books.
The text argues that children need books to develop reading skills and enjoy reading, which leads to better school outcomes and higher education. It notes a cycle of poverty, cites education as the breakthrough, and mentions the United Methodist Church in South Carolina collecting over 320,000 books for distribution to kids and school libraries statewide during the summer.
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