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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2009
Page
3
A husband in Aiken writes to thank Belinda for compassionate care at Aiken Regional Medical Centers PCU detailing her kindness in washing hands and cutting a sandwich. He praises the staff and questions political opinions about Obama and Vick.
A reader argues that age limits for military service should align with drinking age, then thanks the builders responsible for the well done entrance to Aiken Estates at Hitchcock Drive praising the project.
A letter advocates third party options and criticizes strict party loyalty. The writer urges Graniteville to back GVW and calls for community self reliance. Readers are invited to comment via TalkBack hotline or email, with names optional and edits allowed for space.
The City of Aiken Public Safety and Wagener received Municipal Association honors for youth program and downtown park redevelopment. AikenPAL, started in 2006, serves 200 plus youths with football cheerleading baseball chess and more. Wagener redeveloped a downtown park with a grant funded plan lowering the park’s grade adding lights benches and pavilions.
The notice lists contact emails and phone numbers for Aiken Standard staff including Tim O Briant Michael Gi Cam en Sports Editor and editor contact lines. It also provides mailing address PO Box 456 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and publication details ISSN 0893 2557 established 1867 with EZ Pay rates for various delivery options and Sunday Plus dates for 2008.
Tracy McBride, former Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce director, is now a guidance counselor at South Aiken High School. She aims to help freshmen adjust, align with IGP plans, and prepare for careers in collaboration with district staff and local business.
Three men face guilty pleas in federal court for embezzlement drugs conspiracy and mail theft tied to the Aiken region. Richard Sprohar of Martinez admitted embezzling 168,535.40 from a federal disability program while working at WSRC. Christopher Bell admitted conspiracy to distribute crack in a multi-defendant case. Stephen Finch pleaded guilty to two counts of stealing mail and checks. Tommie Jones had forgery charges dropped after not being indicted.
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