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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2008
Page
3
Community voices warn that authorizing 18-year-olds to buy guns risks unsafe consequences. Critics say young buyers lack mature judgment and could target vulnerable seniors, urging policy review and stricter age limits to prevent gun violence.
South Aiken High School hosts an Evening of Arts with students and staff delivering a fantastic showcase. Attendees praised the performers and organizers for a well run program.
Local resident argues Aiken has space for a Costco or Sam's Club and criticizes neighboring Augusta trips for shopping. The writer claims Costco offers more items and prefers it to Sam's Club.
The Graniteville Company faced a collapse after Avondale management undermined quality and relations. A train crash became the final failure in a long campaign to wreck manufacturing and markets, leaving only a shell. Callers can comment via the Talktrack hotline, with comments not published.
The Aiken Standard corrects the Aiken County Public Library address to 314 Chesterfield SSW and notes Houndslake Country Club has 27 holes divided into Azalea Dogwood and Laurel nines. Readers may report errors to Mike Gibbons or Jett Wallace or editorial aikenstandard.com.
Palm Beach Equine Medical Center has bought the New Bridge Embryo Center and will operate as Palm Beach Equine Embryo Center, LLC. Julie Boyle says partnerships include Brusie, Paul Wollenman and Kathleen Timmins. The plan adds donor mares, broader breeds, a resident veterinarian, and 60 surrogate mares with 40 wintering in Kentucky. The center aims for 200 transfers per year, with 75 target this year, and leases 80 additional acres for five years to house mares and facilities.
Golden Harvest administrator Rusty Marsh tells Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce myths about food banks are false. The nonprofit distributes to hungry through partner agencies, checks shelf life with large distributors, and charges only member agencies a 25 dollar annual fee.
Notice outlines higher outside home delivery zones and EZ Pay rates. It lists contact number (603) 648-2311 for information on make-up counts, delivery frequencies, and Sunday Plus wirecone delivery dates for 2008 including January through November dates.
Aiken County kicks off its Month of the Young Child observance running through April 29 with Read Across Aiken Fatherhood Summit and Family Story Time at the Public Library. Local groups including Aiken County First Steps and Head Start participate to raise awareness of early childhood programs and father involvement.
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