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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2011
Page
3
A neighbor helped identify a suspect and vehicle after a riding mower was stolen from a yard at 6 30 am. Police recovered the mower on Friday and charged the suspect. The letter also criticizes national leadership and calls for bringing troops home.
President Obama inherited a mild recession from Bush and promised a three year turnaround. Three years pass and the economy worsens, sparking debate over his tenure and effectiveness.
A group of 12 tea party supporters within the committee failed to reach agreement on proposed budget cuts. The editorial invites reader input via hotline or email, noting comments may be edited for space and content and that names will not be published.
The downtown Aiken site at 237 Park Ave SW helps SRNS and WSI workers find jobs amid ongoing layoffs. Since March the center logged 877 visits from 246 former SANS employees and 904 visits from 273 including WSI workers. The program, run with LSCOG and DOE, offers workshops, job postings, resume help, counseling, and has placed 83 of 273 SRNS users. It plans to extend through September 2012 with daily capacity for 80 visitors.
Oakwood Windsor Elementary hosted a shoe distribution after a drive led by Tori Crum and her daughter Emily Crum. Hundreds of families received new and used shoes for all ages, with Principal Debra McCord praising the donations and the effort by volunteers including PTO vice chair Melissa Coleman.
United Way of Aiken County collected more than 10 000 dollars worth of school supplies. Public school custodians and district staff helped load donated items at Aiken Electric Cooperative and WalMart partners aided with additional supplies. Local businesses churches and Walgreens participated, ensuring basic items reach elementary students.
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