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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2004
Page
4
Readers condemn sensational coverage and support for bank employees after an armed robbery at Security Federal Bank on Richland Avenue. The letter criticizes media jokes, calls for community solidarity, and urges clearer local trash and signaling rules for Aiken County residents.
Readers vent about Doonesbury and comic content while a taxpayer question prompts a public call for explanations. Call or email the Talkback line to share brief comments. names may be withheld and edited for space.
The Fifth Annual Wine Tasting and Auction in Aiken drew residents to raise money for the Christy Parker Heart Transplant Fund. Participants sampled Harvard’s wines, bid on items from an antique dressing table to Waterford crystal, and enjoyed a charity dinner.
City officials in North Augusta enforce the sign ordinance amid election season. Political signs may appear Oct 23 to Nov 4, with residential signs max six feet unweighted and five feet high, commercial signs up to 32 square feet and 12 feet tall, and prohibitions on public property. Taylor issues courtesy letters, with fines up to 500 dollars per day for noncompliance and court summons if ignored.
The Aiken County Pony Club releases its annual Fall 2004 calendar at Aiken Saddlery and Southern Saddlery. Proceeds fund junior rider programs, with calendars selling for 3 dollars and advertising space. The club meets Thursdays and teaches skills from basic mounting to advanced riding, under US Pony Club curriculum.
The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at USC Aiken will open a science store in November to sell academic and enrichment materials for students teachers and parents. The store will be managed by the University Bookstore with volunteer staff and support from the new Friends of Ruth Patrick Center group led by John Oakland.
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