Will the post office extend hours for late filers
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11 Apr 2006
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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2006
Page
1
Readers and reading highlighted in Aiken Standard feature
The Aiken Standard spotlights Deborah Bass and Laurie Beth Jones's Jesus CEO to spark discussion on literacy. The column notes area deaths and funerals for Marvin Bridges, Natalie Shuler, and Helen Weathersbee from Aiken, Monetta, and Graniteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Jesus
Laurie Beth Jones
City Council Rejects Tattoo Zoning Plan
The Aiken City Council unanimously refused second reading of an ordinance to zone seven Whiskey Road locations for tattoo parlors, opting to risk a court challenge rather than approve a limited zoning. City Attorney Gary Smith noted potential legal challenges if parlor sites were expanded beyond general business districts. The issue has simmered since 2004 when South Carolina lifted its ban on tattoo parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiskey Road
South Carolina
Gary Smith
Electrical blaze on Edisto Road burns Center home
Assistant Fire Chief Gene Fulmer said he found thick smoke while visiting his sister’s home on Edisto Road Monday morning. A second fire struck a brick house at 4173 Charles and Robbie Hatcher’s residence, with flames visible around 11 a.m. Firefighters arrived within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginny Southworth
Edisto Road
Center
Gene Fulmer
Charles
Robbie Hatcher
Moore tops $1 million in campaign funds
Sen Moore closes the fundraising gap reporting $1.018 million total after the first quarter, with $200,199 raised in the period. Willis leads in self contributions, Sanford trails with $5.44 million. Lovelace reports $110,466 for the quarter and $273,468 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Moore
S.C. Ethics Commission
Clearwater
Moore
Florence
Frank Willis
Willis
Mark Sanford
Oscar Lovelace
Newberry County
Republican Primary Sees District 6 Seat Decision Hint
County council District 6 faces a GOP primary contest as candidates C Dennis Aughtry and Ken Holl land fail to file gubernatorial race documents per the S C Ethics Commission. Sen Greg Ryberg leads fundraising in the treasurer race with 2 192 566 raised in Q1 and total 2 652 426. Jeffrey Willis reports 5 710 in Q1, total 195 010. Richard Quinn did not report by 6 30 PM. Grady Patterson Jr reports 102 435 in the quarter, 317 250 overall. Charles Sharpe, former agriculture commissioner candidate, is in federal prison for cockfighting involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Aughtry
Ken Holland
S.C. Ethics Commission
S.C
Greg Ryberg
R-Aiken
Ryberg
Pickens
Jeffrey Willis
Richard Quinn
House
Grady Patterson Jr
Patterson
Charles Sharpe
Fledgling charter school pushes through first year struggle
The Aiken Performing Arts Academy and a second Lloyd-Kennedy charter school share a Beaufort Street building. The high school unit faces financial strain with 44 enrolled students, far fewer than expected, while the 65-student middle school remains financially stable. Parents assist with fundraisers as the founder Keisha Lloyd Kennedy seeks district support. The article notes charter schools’ status and funding limits in South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Performing Arts Academy
Keisha Lloyd-Kennedy
Aiken Conference Center
Beaufort Street
Lloyd-Kennedy Charter School
South Carolina
Boards of Education
Lloyd-Kennedy
Aiken
Aiken Performing Arts
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Monetta
Duke
Duke University Lacrosse
Deborah Bass, Salley
Marvin Leon Bridges
Natalie M. Shuler, Monetta
Helen B. Weathersbee
Graniteville
Ines
Council
Gov. Sanford
Philip Lord Senior
Sen
Tommy Moore
County Council
Academy
Rob No
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