Tipping opinion sparks respect for servers in Aiken
A reader defends tipping, noting servers often earn only 2.13 per hour and deserve recognition. The writer challenges a critic to work as a server for a month, then apologize, urging respect for workers regardless of job.
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Energy rate hike proposals from SCE&G provoke concern
A reader warns that SCE&G plans six percent rate increases in November and January, predicting monthly bills around 120 dollars. The letter also cautions about parallel parking on Park Avenue between Laurens and Newberry, arguing reduced visibility would create collision risk. A reader asks what happened to Brusters ice cream.
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Wagener Town Speed Change Sparks Reader Complaint
A reader urges an investigation into Wagener speeds amid rapid drops from 55 to 40 to 30 claiming the town relies on traffic fines. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard.com with brief comments.
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Past data shape future for SREL herpetology work
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory hosts a Help Workshop uniting 65 scientists from 17 states to plan long term use of 40 plus years of reptile and amphibian data. The gathering emphasizes sustaining data legacy, fostering ongoing research, and leveraging the lab’s global influence.
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SREL
University of Georgia
Tracey Tuberville
Whit Gibbons
SRES
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Judy Greene
Kurt Buhlmann
Steve Bennett
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
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Hill Hopkins
Virginia Tech
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Jan Caldwell
University of Oklahoma
Rainbow Bay
Brothers and Sisters of Aiken Banquet Set for Sunday
The Brothers and Sisters of Aiken host a mother and son banquet Sunday at 6 30 p m in the Aiken Electric Co op building. Admission is 6 and tickets can be bought by calling Charonica Pope or Lisa Kenner at 641 3888. ABATSU African Drummers perform September 28 at Bocekh Park in Ham mond's Ferry the event coincides with the museum Landscape of Slavery exhibition.
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Hammond’s Ferry
Barbershop Hosts Cuts for Champions at Charlie’s Barbershop
Cuts for Champions ongoing today at Charlie’s Barbershop 2942 Whiskey Road from 9 a.m. to noon. Proceeds benefit South Carolina Special Olympics.
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Free PSA blood test offered at Lowe's South Augusta
University Health Care System will offer a free prostate specific antigen blood test at the Lowe's of South Augusta on Sept 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required. Screenings are recommended for men 50 and older. For more information call (866) 869-2522.
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Aiken Schools to Host Student Registration on Thursday
The Lloyd Kennedy Charter School and Aiken Performing Arts Academy invite new and returning families to register Thursday from noon to 6 PM at 222 Beaufort St. NE. For details call Beatrice Croft at 644-4824. additional registrations available Tuesday and Wednesday 8 AM to 3 PM.
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Women in the Outdoors Event Planned at Edgefield Turkey Center
The National Wild Turkey Federation invites women to learn and enjoy the NWTF Women in the Outdoors program at the Wild Turkey Center in Edgefield from September 25 to 28.
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National Wild Turkey Federation
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Wild Turkey Center
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Aiken Standard Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists daily publication by Aiken Communications Inc and gives contact numbers for Scott B. Hunter. It outlines EZ Pay options for 3, 6, and 12 months with varying rates and notes higher rates outside the home delivery zone. Sundays Plus dates for 2008 are provided.
Friday Lottery Draw Results and Numbers
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