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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 2011

Page

3

Aiken City Faces Parkway Mess and Fix Delays

Readers urge accountability as parkways remain neglected and manhole covers and street signs draw criticism. The letter hints at replacing city leaders to improve infrastructure and road conditions in downtown Aiken.

Aiken Whiskey Road

Government aid debate prompts Israel funding critique

A reader argues against foreign aid to Israel and calls for redirecting funds away from Israel while noting ongoing support to churches and Bolivia. The letter frames aid as excessive to Israel relative to other countries and questions foreign allocations.

Bolivia Israel

Residents question slow work on east Woodside entrance holly

A reader complains that a major landscaping firm cut over half the holly at the east Woodside entrance, with no new growth after a month. The letter questions police action against scrap metal dealers and theft of property, urging tips via TalkBack.

Woodside

Correction notice on USC Aiken convocation coverage

The Aiken Standard issues a correction to Friday's USC Aiken Academic Convocation report missing Kevin Huff as outstanding student in the exercise. The paper pledges accurate reporting of Aiken County, South Carolina and world events and invites readers to report factual errors by phone or email.

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Career center tours highlight education options in Aiken

Leadership Aiken County class of 2010-11 toured the Aiken County Career and Technology Center and nearby schools this week. DOE scientist Tom Cochran praised the comprehensive programs in automotive technology cosmetology agriculture welding computer technology and health sciences.

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Aiken Couple Graduates State Policymaking Program

Coy Lyle and Cheryl Lyle of Partners in Graduated Policymaking completed a state wide leadership program for adults with disabilities and parents of children with disabilities. The two day sessions occurred monthly in Columbia for five months with homework and public policy projects. Class members were chosen from across the state to influence disability policies.

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Shrimp City Slim to headline Edgefield porch blues night

Blues veteran Shrimp City Slim Gary Erwin will headline Edgefield County Theatre's Back Porch Shrimp Boil on May 14 at the William Miller Book night Theatre 405 Main St Edgefield. Openers include Mike Stewart with doors at 4 pm. Slim Trio performs at 7 pm outdoors with indoor option in rain. Tickets 25 dollars includes Lowcountry shrimp ball dinner. call (803) 637-3833 for reservations. Shrimp City Slim, based in Charleston, leads a band with Eddie Phillips Etheridge Joint Johnny Morris and has seven CDs.

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Back Porch Shrimp Boil at William Miller Booknight Theatre

May 14 at 4 p.m. in Edgefield the event features Shrimp City Slim supported by Mike Stewart. Tickets are $25, call 803 637 3833 for reservations. The performer has played across the U S Europe and Asia and organized the Lowcountry Blues Bash in Charleston.

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Submissions Tips for Aiken Standard Readers

Reader submissions are encouraged by the Aiken Standard. Send material to editorial at email or call the newsroom at 644-2401. contact Managing Editor Michael Gibbons at 644-2381, email shunter@aikenstandard.com, or Sports Editor at the same domain.

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Georgia Lottery Numbers Drawn Friday Night

The results list Palmetto Cash 5 numbers 3 11 22 33 37 with multiplier 3, Mega Millions 03 18 46 51 53 Mega Ball 17 and Megaplier 13, Cash 3 Midday 1 0 1, Cash 4 Midday 7 8 2 5, Georgia FIVE Midday 6 2 7 7 9, Cash 3 Evening 2 6 0, Cash 4 Evening 9 3 1 3, Georgia FIVE Evening 6 4 1 6 9, Mega Ball 17. Fantasy 5 numbers were not available at press time and will appear in Sunday's Aiken Standard.

Georgia Aiken

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