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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2015
Page
1
A ballot invites readers to vote online for favorite Aiken businesses with a link to bit.ly and directs to the official voting ballot on page 14A. The notice emphasizes an online voting method and provides the precise page location for the official ballot.
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton, amid a public dispute with County Council over operations, attended Tuesday’s budget session. The council previously froze a budget line for transporting the deceased after Carlton selected Rucker Removal Services over Palmetto Mortuary Transport, but the issue was not raised or discussed at the session.
Jonathan Dicks has been elected mayor of Burnettown in a decisive local race. The victory shapes city leadership as residents await new policy directions and community changes this coming term.
A brief note introduces the season's earliest harvest, highlighting strawberries as a symbol of spring. It notes local growers and markets embracing fresh fruit availability, with emphasis on seasonality and community excitement for new produce.
Obituary notice listing Betty L. Alexander and Aiken residents Frederick Paul Attix Leonard E. Wooden and Neville Atwell among area deaths with brief funeral references and page 6A placement.
The forecast calls for a chance of showers with a high around 70 and a low near 53. The five day outlook details varying amounts of rain and mild temperatures across the period.
Dave Pelzer, survivor of extreme child abuse and author of A Child Called It, spoke to about 100 people at USC Aiken for the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken County's 100 Women Dinner. He urged combating hardship day by day and shared memories of his mother’s abuse and the vow to never quit.
Aiken County School District profile of Tasha Quattlebaum, Schofield Middle School instructional coach, as a finalist for District Teacher of the Year. The piece notes her energetic teaching style, hometown Wagener roots, and gratitude for the school community and honor court recognition.
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