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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2011
Page
3
A correspondent laments neglect of youth and cites a Florida case of a 20 month old found drunk, blaming parental indifference. The piece questions reassignment of assistant district school superintendents as a cost cutting move and warns of adverse effects on teachers and students amid budget pressures.
Local residents urge honoring Tommy Dunbar by naming a ball park in Aiken or a school district facility. They call for a formal dedication with a plaque or statue to recognize his contributions to the community.
A post questions Obama's birth certificate and urges verification with Hawaii. It claims the writer's own certificate is public and online, suggesting Obama’s document should be accessible too. The message hints at distrust without citing formal sources.
Aiken Standard reports a missing whip and bridle left at Stable by the Woods parking lot. The items are engraved with BKG and a reward remains unclaimed. Call the newspaper to help locate the gear.
The managing editor Bill Sammon of Fox News in Washington reportedly admitted lying and urged Fox personalities to do so by tying Barack Obama to socialism. Readers are invited to leave comments via TalkBack hotline or email, with names optional and edits possible for space.
Aiken resident Chuck Munns was confirmed by the South Carolina Senate as a commissioner on the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education. He will serve as the technical education representative, bringing Navy leadership, energy and education expertise to the panel as higher education funding and accessibility face ongoing concerns.
Aiken teen Hallie Anderson, 13, riding 10-year-old Mariathy De Clais, wins Open Hunter for the second straight year at the 95th Aiken Horse Show in Hitchcock Woods. Fellow rider Lauren Allen earns reserve on Bravado. John Abbott camps Far ragamo's Feature in success. Show continues today at 9 a.m. with children and junior classes.
The Aiken Community Theater Youth Wing will not meet on April 9. The meeting is rescheduled for April 16 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Aiken Community Playhouse URS Center for the Performing Arts 125 Newberry St. N.W. The group welcomes middle and high school students with an interest in theater. New members are welcome with no preregistration.
Ronnie Toole, 20, pleaded guilty in General Sessions this week to a 2009 fatal crash that killed 43-year-old Perry woman Genesse Williams. He received a Youthful Offender Act sentence not to exceed five years. Williams died at the scene after a speeding collision.
East Aiken School of the Arts announces A honor roll recipients Christian Anderson Brandi Butler Zachary Chaney Ryan Goldman Jaden Leaphart Carson LeMaster Gabby Peak Alex Robertson Courtney Tarvin Kaylee Westbrook James Dale Jared Keklak Perry Quattlebaum Samantha Taylor Liam Tolias Madhen Winkler Alexandra Cowart Akeva Dunbar Lydia Duncan Camila Gorosito Donovan Hale Matthew Moski Atticus Nusbaum David Parker Aundra Patterson Jessica Seigler Cierra Smith Dekeyia Wakefield and Cameron Wilbanks.
Contact information for the Aiken Standard newsroom and staff is listed, including phone numbers for general newsroom inquiries 644 2401 and 644 2381 for information, editor emails for Tim O Briant and Michael Gi, Cam Huffman sports editor, and publisher Scott B Hunter. Address and postal details, ISSN, and subscription rates and schedules are provided.
Friday drawing results list multiple games with midday and evening draws. The data shows Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences, Cash 5, Mega Millions, Mega Ball, Megaplier, Georgia Five, Fantasy 5, and accompanying Mega Ball details for the session.
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