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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2010
Page
3
A reader argues religion does not define morality citing a church sex abuse case and suggests surveying inmates on Christianity. The note also criticizes stimulus funding in Aiken as shovel ready and questions the city manager’s performance and duties.
The question asks how South Carolina lawmakers would respond to a proposed White History parade. Weeks and Clyburn are hypothetical here. no official statements exist in the provided material.
A reader asks which government official to bring to a medical visit to facilitate communication with the doctor. They fear a belly ache and request quick, practical advice on how to navigate official help during health appointments.
A reader asks where to obtain an application to serve on death panels. The note seeks location and process details for joining such a body.
Aiken Stannard reports that a new South Carolina license tag will help preserve the Big Red flag connected to Citadel cadets who fired on the Star of the West on January 9 1861 during a Civil War era resupply attempt. The post urges automobile owners to display the tag as a stance against Northern aggression and for state rights. Readers are invited to comment via TalkBack line or email, with names not required for publication.
South Aiken Christian School holds a ground breaking for a new gymnasium to serve both school and community. Students helper move equipment as plans include gymnasium kitchen banquet hall and three classrooms. Administrators hope for nine month construction with a November opening and possible hosting of regional tournaments.
Powderhouse Landing, a new housing development by Powerhouse Development Inc., begins construction on Powderhouse Road. The city approved the plans on January 5, with 44 single family lots in phase one and 73 more later. Initial 2006 plans envisioned 225 upscale units with 2000 square foot homes and 20 percent open space. The Evans Ga based firm list shows priced homes around 140000.
The Aiken Bluegrass Festival resumes after a one year break with a full week of events May 11 to 15, including pre grass shows at The Willcox and downtown venues. Proceeds benefit STAR Riding and Driving. New Belgium Brewing Co sponsors with Fat Tire and other flavors. Tickets range from 10 to 45 dollars, camp sites at 10 or 15 dollars.
Contact details for the Aiken Standard including office hours editor emails and newsroom line. Rates for home delivery and special Sunday Plus schedule listed with dates and ZIP code 29802. Changes to address requested by postmaster and subscription terms noted.
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