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A reader asks how to soften flip flops to wear between sensitive toes. The inquiry praises the Go section and seeks practical tips, requesting guidance on comfortable wear.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 2005
Page
3
A reader asks how to soften flip flops to wear between sensitive toes. The inquiry praises the Go section and seeks practical tips, requesting guidance on comfortable wear.
A parent notes a two day delay for his child's class schedule at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School, placing the student two days behind peers on the first week, while also criticizing local traffic concerns on Laurel Drive Hillview Drive and Connector Road and a failed traffic circle solution.
Readers urge scrutiny after a plant layoff, noting a lack of manager cuts. The caller claims insider knowledge and invites public comments via TalkBack line or email, stressing reader anonymity and editorial edits for space.
A five month old black Newfoundland puppy nicknamed Gus-Gus remains available at the Aiken SPCA. Born March 11 to Jersey the fox hound mix, he is the sole survivor of a 12 puppy litter. Adoption fee is 75 dollars and includes spay neuter shots tests deworming microchip and registration. Call 648-6863 or visit 401 Wire Road to adopt.
North Augusta confirms Greeneway as a National Recreation Trail joining top trails like Appalachian and Pacific Crest. The eight mile long route along the Savannah River honors Tom Greene and is funded mainly by federal grants via the National Park Service.
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The Aiken Standard pledges accuracy for Aiken County and beyond and invites readers to report factual errors. Contact Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace by phone or email to set the record straight.
Friends and colleagues recall U S Representative William Jennings Bryan Dorn of South Carolina's 3rd District two days after his Aug 13 passing. Senator Lindsey Graham lauded Dorn's 26 years of service and veteran advocacy. Steve Hale, his former press secretary, praises Dorn's humor honesty and down to earth nature.
Ray Wisotski, owner of George Funeral Homes, serves as a volunteer firefighter with the Aiken Department of Public Safety. He started as a reserve driver and is now a paid part time firefighter and volunteer trainer. Wisotski grew up around police and fire service and earned volunteer of the year for Public Safety. The force plans for more firehouses as the city grows and notes a youthful volunteer base alongside longtime members.
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