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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 2009
Page
3
A reader argues that America has become the land of gimme and criticizes relying on the state for personal care. The writer states government should fund roads, sewage, and schools, while charities aid those in genuine need.
The source urges Aiken officials to study Orangeburg practices on crape myrtles and notes Augusta maintains shorter median greenery, recommending Aiken follow suit to align with regional norms.
Aiken County residents demand openness from city and county officials. They seek published meeting minutes budgets and voting records and question school board actions and teacher retirements in contrast to Savannah River Site staffing.
Aiken Standard invites letters to the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or via email at editorial@aikenstandard.com. Readers may comment without including their names, and submissions will be edited for space and content.
Beverly Ransenberg 78 was diagnosed after years of back pain. Dr. Frank Vasovski suspected Wegener's granulomatosis a rare blood vessel disease. Treatments by CSRA Renal Services under Dr. Francis DiBona helped restore kidney function and weight loss continues with strong medical support.
The second Aiken Kite Festival drew families to Perry Park with demos by the Suburban Atlanta Kite Enthusiasts and on site kite kits from the City of Aiken Parks Department. Attendees praised the weather and family friendly fun as goats, inflatables, and food vendors joined the event.
The 30 goal Aiken Equine Charities Cup on May 2 at New Bridge Polo and Country Club features top polo players Julio Arellano and Tommy Biddle Jr. Proceeds aid Hitchcock Woods Foundation. Gates open 2 pm with Derby party and tailgate options from 10 to 150 dollars.
The Town of Jackson sponsors a bus trip to Old McDonald's Fish Camp in North Augusta on Thursday. The bus departs Jackson Town Hall at 4 45 p.m. and the transportation cost is five dollars.
The notice lists office hours at 326 Rutland Drive and contact numbers for staff including Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbons. It cites publication details, address, ISSN, and delivery options for the Aiken Standard with recurring Sunday plus and EZ Pay rate information for various durations and regions.
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