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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2004
Page
2
A letter from an Aiken County reader blasts media jokes about the Security Federal Bank armed robbery on Richland Avenue. The writer laments laughter at the incident, praises bank employees, questions local trash and signaling rules, and calls for clear posting of trash pickup policies in the community.
Readers vent about Doonesbury not being placed in the paper and urge a shift to other comics. A letter asks taxpayers how the number of underperforming schools changed from FY03 to FY04 and invites comments via Talkback hotline or email.
The Fifth Annual Wine Tasting Auction in Aiken Raise funds for the Christy Parker Heart Transplant Fund organized by the Rotary Club of Aiken South. Notables include Sandy Bartlett and Lam Bradford with Harvard's Wine & Beverage providing selections.
North Augusta enforces a strict sign ordinance for the November vote. Political signs may use only one space on private property, limited to 10 days before and 2 days after the election, with size limits by area and penalties up to 500 dollars per day for violations.
The Aiken County Pony Club releases the Fall 2004 Activities Calendar for horse events in Aiken County. Calendar sales raise funds for junior riders, with proceeds supporting programs and advertising. The club meets weekly to teach riding skills, the United States Pony Club curriculum guiding riders from basic to advanced ratings. For info contact Stephen or Lisa Smith at 649-3399.
The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken will open a science store in November with academic and enrichment materials for students teachers and parents. The store supported by Friends of the Ruth Patrick Center and staffed partly by volunteers will be managed by the University Bookstore and align with the center s activities and SEE D event.
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