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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 2011
Page
1
The LOA discusses whether continuous location tracking by smartphones is a convenience or an intrusion. It weighs privacy risks against practical benefits like safety, personalized services, and targeted apps while noting potential misuse and need for controls.
Aiken City Council will review public water fluoridation at its regular meeting. City Manager Richard Pearce says the panel will hear both sides and decide tonight, after an extensive agenda of nearly 200 pages on fluoride information.
Obituary notice from Murfreesboro Tennessee lists Jerry W Flowers Amy Lou Widener and Patricia Eubanks among those remembered in community death notices with funeral details.
Aiken marks ACTS 25th anniversary with 200 commemorative pillows designed by Betsy Wilson-Mahoney and Gwen Schwalbe. Each sells for 45 dollars, with 25 dollars benefiting ACTS after costs, crafted with taupe linen fabric and 100 percent inserts. Pillows debut at local shops and events this week with planned 400 sales yearly for 10 000 dollars profit.
Al Goodwyn from Edgefield advances to the ninth of ten rounds in a national Cartoonist Studio contest. The winner earns a development contract with a syndicate and potential nationwide exposure. Goodwyn previously appeared in the Aiken Standard in March and remains hopeful about his progress.
William Hastings Grice Sr known as Hastings, died at 82. Aiken pastor Rev Dr Fred Andrea lauded him as a salt of the earth man who ran Grice Butcher Shop 51 years and served three generations. A celebration will be held Tuesday at First Baptist Church with interment at Bethany Cemetery, viewing this evening at Shellhouse Funeral Home.
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