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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2010
Page
1
Local report highlights players competing in a Par 3 contest on Wednesday with their children in attendance. The event showcases family support alongside amateur golfers, framing a lighthearted community outing.
A summary of recent political developments at the local and state levels. Key actions include council votes, budget discussions, and statehouse activity shaping policy. This week highlights committee hearings, public input sessions, and proposed measures affecting residents.
A large share of Americans anticipate receiving tax refunds this year and plan to use funds to pay bills, boost savings, and cover consumer purchases. Families weigh debt payoff against practical household needs and delayed big purchases.
Eleven year old Miranda Gay and friend Julia Hatcher collect pollen in Miranda’s yard to form Pollen Man. The six to seven inch figure features juniper hair and a pine cone eye design. Rain destroyed Pollen Man but she saved part and made a Pollen Girl.
Aiken City Council plans to finalize the Local Option Sales Tax project list for the next funding round. Over 30 projects are under consideration, including a $3 million Municipal Building expansion and a $5 million Powderhouse Road connector. Several local groups request LOST funding.
A 2009 airline performance study reports more on time landings and fewer lost bags despite tighter schedules and extra charges. The analysis notes overall improvement since 2007, with 704 million U S passengers in 2009 and slight rises in denied boarding rates though the study ranks 18 carriers on four metrics. Hawaiian leads the 2008-08-09 performance, while Atlantic sits at the bottom.
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