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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2013
Page
3
An editorial argues that elected senators and representatives should pay for their own postage to help preserve the post office and curb economic drain, noting the disparity between average wages and life-time postal benefits.
A block of comments critiques Talk Back and discusses local issues. The writer defends the Aiken Farmers Market praising local produce and year round vendors while contrasting political parties and arguing bypass expansion is necessary. The piece laments suburban growth linked to a legacy nuclear site and defends jobs from development amid complaints.
A reader commends the Fresh Market and its designers for delivering a building on the Southside that improves the area and removes the presence of unattractive fast food outlets.
Fifth grader Darin Parker discusses his new mural project at East Aiken School of the Arts as artist Lynn Miller from Clemson guides the fifth grade. The mural, created during a weeklong residency funded by state arts grants, blends student ideas with professional oversight to celebrate the school’s arts program.
In South Carolina a Fix the Debt South Carolina coalition touts cooperation to curb trillions in debt. Leaders from business and veteran communities urge legislators to adopt a plan combining revenues with targeted cuts while addressing defense spending entitlements and waste.
UPS teams with Mead Hall Salvation Army and Town Place Suites to plant 30 trees at Morgan Street and Barnwell Avenue. About 30 participants including Mead Hall students donated time during spring break to enhance the neighborhood and support UPS Foundation goals.
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