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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2010
Page
3
Citizens report daily maintenance on the tennis course but water fountains outside the building are neglected. If one fountain fails, another remains active, yet people need access outside as well as inside. Officials should restore outdoor water service promptly.
A commenter expresses anger at the Aiken police for pursuing Dodge Chargers and personal gain. They criticize Sheriff Michael Hunt and call for furloughs of city and county employees and teachers while urging maintenance of pools and the dog park.
Officials discuss limiting teachers to advisory input rather than voting membership on school tribunals and boards. The move aims to reduce conflicts of interest while preserving educator insight in governance. Opinions vary among districts and unions.
Readers discuss race and qualifications for the presidency, criticizing Robert Gibbs communication. The letter mentions schooling in Northern Maine, government bureaucracy, and taxpayer burdens. Readers are invited to comment via TalkBack with contact details provided.
Michelle Mickie Killian, mother of four, will graduate summa cum laude from USC Aiken and has been named outstanding senior. Associate Professor Chad Leverette praises her as a top student. Killian presented at Pittcon 2010 and received multiple scholarships. She plans to continue as a research assistant before pursuing a PhD in analytical chemistry.
Northwest Services Peace Program asks local families to host an exchange student aged 15 to 18. Each student is insured, brings spending money, and will share household duties and family activities. Matches made by April 15. contact Matt and Cerissa Fulmer at 644-5682 or cln scouts at hotmail dot com.
Youths aged 4 to 19 are invited to join the new Devonwood 4-H Club focusing on horses. For information contact Wendy Garrett, club leader, at 270-7626 or via devonwoodatt.net.
The South Carolina Supreme Court denied a request for a new trial by Thomas Allen Hutto, a Graniteville man serving life for first degree burglary and related crimes. He argued probation agent testimony violated privilege, but the court upheld the post conviction decision, noting the evidence would not have changed the outcome. Dissenting Justice Pleiones criticized allowing privileged testimony citing legislative intent. Hutto remains imprisoned at Lieber Correctional Institution in Ridgeville.
The Design Review Board will meet Tuesday April 6 at 6 30 p.m. at 214 Park Ave SW. Old business covers the Aiken Overlay District with Michael Schepis seeking a new sign at 125 Richland Ave W. New business includes Dan Beavers asking for a walk up service window at 159 Laurens St and Robert Johnson requesting six window replacements at 212 Colleton Ave SE.
Reader submissions are encouraged and can be emailed to editorial aikenstandard.com. For delivery questions contact 648-2311. redelivery hours are 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. weekends. The paper provides contact numbers for editors and offices and notes subscriptions and EZ Pay options.
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