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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 2010
Page
3
Residents are urged to follow Ps and Qs rules as posses ride through in the morning without warning. Authorities warn of potential enforcement actions for violations.
Officials report Mr. Thurmond must relocate his offices to Kalmia Plaza, with instructions to leave the public library system untouched and continue serving the community as before.
A senior citizen expresses concern over potential new city taxes aimed at funding local services. The speaker condemns funding statues while noting residents on dirt roads also pay Aiken County taxes and urges paving requests be prioritized.
Aiken Standard invites letters to address subpar school facilities in Aiken County. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief comments. Readers’ names are optional and may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects an April 21 report naming David P. King 26 of Giles Road as charged with pointing and presenting a firearm after an argument with his girlfriend was witnessed by the victim. The paper aims for accuracy and invites readers to report errors.
Dozens of men and some women joined the Cumbee Center's Walk a Mile in her Shoes in downtown Aiken to raise awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Participants wore red stilettos and varied footwear as they paraded from the courthouse to The Alley, with winners announced for categories like Highest Heel and Best Walk.
The South Aiken Church of God hosts Jason Crabb at 7 p.m. today with tickets at 10 dollars. Proceeds go to Relay For Life, call Don or Patty Walsh for details. A spaghetti dinner at South Aiken High from 5 to 8 p.m. raises funds, 5 dollars in advance or 6 at the door, and extra donations are welcome. Reservations email ROTC commander Larry Laughlin.
The All-County Orchestra Festival at Etherredge Center in Aiken hosts two free concerts, 4 p.m. for sixth graders and 7 p.m. for junior and senior orchestras, following a day-long workshop for 120 students from Aiken High and area middle schools. Donations support strings programs through Public Education Partners.
Aiken Technical College and the Savannah River Site accelerate 16 graduates through the Radiation Protection Technology program with $200,000 in ARRA funds adding two adjunct professors. Fourteen graduates will work on SRS Recovery Act projects. two will pursue bachelor’s degrees at USC, South Carolina State, or Francis Marion University.
Readers can submit news tips to the Aiken Standard. Call the newsroom at 644-2401 or leave a message. Email editorial at aikenstandard com or submit to sub missions. Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 644-2381 and tobriant aikenstandard com. Sports Editor Cam Huffman 644-2396. USPS and mailing details included.
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