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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 2006
Page
3
Reader questions whether Native Americans, as enslaved and land dispossessed, will receive reparations like African Americans. Cites Trail of Tears to compare historical mistreatment and asks if African Americans will be sent to camps as part of reparations discussion.
A resident of Aiken South Carolina expresses gratitude to the Aiken County Solicitor’s Office and the Department of Public Safety and others involved in a case described as the dog torture case. The note credits professionals for their care and service to the community.
A restaurant introduces a transparent menu listing calories carbs protein and fat for every item. The change aims to help diners make informed choices and set a healthier tone for regular offerings.
Readers ask where Avondale Mills will decontaminate and demolish damaged infrastructure in Graniteville. They question groundwater studies, plant closure details, and potential relocation, seeking county guidance and accountability from Felker and Avondale.
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh was elected first vice president of the Municipal Association of South Carolina at its 66th Annual Meeting on Hilton Head Island. He plans to push Hometown South Carolina and promote the value of cities while serving on the association board with Doug Echols and other elected officers. The group, a nonprofit of SC cities and towns, advances municipal governance standards.
Michelle Cholar and Della Cunningham, longtime volunteers for Community Ministry of North Augusta, head to Aiken Electric Cooperative with bags ready to distribute school supplies. The closing of Avondale Mills and other downturns swell need as United Way coordinates efforts to deliver about 3,000 bags, up from 200 last year, with teens from Helping Hands assisting and distribution beginning soon.
The notice lists multiple August dates and times for events at Graniteville Recreation Center Ridge Spring Town Hall First Presbyterian Church Aiken Community Ministry Milbrook Baptist Church New Ellenion Civic Center Our Lady of the Vale with venues in Graniteville and Aiken. Contact Rob Novita via movitivaikenstandard com for details.
Public notice listing contact details for the Akan Standard newspaper and a series of delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers. Includes mailing address, phone numbers, and a schedule of publication dates across January to December 2008.
Lottery draw recap lists midday and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 figures, Palmetto Cash, Powerball and Power Play results, plus Fantasy 5 and Win for Life numbers. Includes winning names and numbers for Wednesday draws with multiple games and outcomes.
Diane Toole Miller has taken over Crosby School of Dance from Carl Crosby. The studio sale closed June 1 2006 with Crosby remaining as artistic director of the Aiken Civic Ballet. Miller aims to grow the school and support a professional goal for the company while continuing registrations.
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