State to ban loud car music nationwide urged
Readers call for a state law banning loud car music nationwide. They argue the noise is illegal in many areas and that retailers still sell and install the equipment despite limits.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
3
Readers call for a state law banning loud car music nationwide. They argue the noise is illegal in many areas and that retailers still sell and install the equipment despite limits.
A TalkBack defense argues the city needs higher animal control fees to hire more staff as annexation expands the city. The writer notes the registration fee was previously lowered and cites nuisance dogs as a problem, while complaining about lawn care neglect and a stolen mower.
A reader argues that not everyone owns a computer and that missing one leads to missing information and programs on TV. The note stresses limited access and the belief that many people are deprived of content due to lack of a device.
Aiken readers discuss map availability and costs. The Aiken Downtown Development Association produced a map with hundreds given out by Chris' Camera Center at 150A Laurens St. SW over several years. Readers can send TalkBack messages via phone, email, or online.
Millbrook Elementary School students enjoyed inflatables face painting pudding prizes and a dunking booth at their annual spring festival Friday afternoon. New Aiken Foxhounds mascot Hunter signed autographs as parents teachers and volunteers welcomed families to a fundraiser free event with silent auction prizes and cheap tickets.
The Senior Men’s Club of Aiken gathers at Houndslake Country Club on Wednesday April 18 with Mayor Fred Cavanaugh outlining city challenges growth and opportunities. Tickets for the Aiken Community Playhouse show The Absence of a Cello range from 6 to 17 dollars with dates April 21 22 27 and 28.
This notice outlines contact details for the Aiken Standard publisher and newsroom, subscription rates, delivery schedules, and re delivery policies. It notes service areas, holiday delivery dates for 2006 2007, and rules for payments and cancellation. It also mentions independent contractor carriers and automatic billing changes at term expiry.
Residents of Yemasse New Ellenton and Barnwell will learn about using the former Allied General Nuclear Services center for the Department of Energy Global Nuclear Energy Partnership. Energy Solutions and Southern Carolina Regional Development Alliance host three 6 to 9 p.m. meetings this week with executives on hand to discuss the proposal.
sixth graders Danielle Lucas and peers create clay rhinoceros and animal characters during a week long program by Hartsville sculptor Patz Fowle. The residency, sponsored by Aiken County Schools and the S C Arts Commission, emphasizes The Patz Process and hands on sculpture with Fowle presenting her whimsical works.
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