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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2009

Page

11

Editorial Robert M. Bell 1936 2009

Aiken County mourns longtime attorney Robert M. Bell who served as county attorney for 25 years since 1976. A Graniteville native and USC Law School graduate, he influenced local government and community groups and had the Robert M. Bell Parkway named in his honor.

Aiken County Robert M. Bell Graniteville Mr. Bell Leavelle McCampbell High School University of South Carolina Law School Bell S.C. Highway

Remembering Bob Bell A Southern Gentleman Of Aiken

In letters to the editor readers recall Bob Bell who moved to Aiken in 1993 and remained a friend through decades. He shared a love for animals with Sasha Bell the Pekingese and endured illness with dignity, aided by his longtime companion Judy Elliott.

Bell Aiken County Bob Bell Aiken Simpsonville Augusta Greenwood Bob Sasha Bell Rainbow Bridge

Aiken parkways praised with concern for visibility

A reader supports Carl Langley's praise of Aiken parkways and the work of horticultural crews while cautioning that some intersections have visibility issues. The writer requests evaluation of plant placement to avoid driver hazards.

Carl Langley Aiken

Advertising Directors and News Leaders Listed for Aiken Standard

The piece lists staff roles at the Aiken Standard including Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy E. O Briant Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek and Editor Michael W. Gibbons with contact handles.

Community endorsements urge Don Wells and Steve Homoki for Aiken Council

Lucy Scoville praises Don Wells as a steady advocate with Bag Lunch program support and small business insight. Lt Gen (Ret) Robert Chelberg backs Steve Homoki citing his military service, business growth, and civic involvement. Both echo dedication to Aiken’s future ahead of Sept 8 election.

Don Wells Sweet Cow Creamery Aiken Don Sweet Cow Steve Steve Homoki Robert Chelberg Aiken

Don Wells Endorsed as Aiken City Council Candidate

Community involvement matters. Don Wells embodies experience, listening ability, and willingness to compromise to address growing local issues in Aiken.

Don Wells Aiken

Vote Homoki Cabbage Ebner for City Council

A letter endorses Steve Homoki Kent Cubbage and Reggie Ebner for the City Council seats. The writer warns Liz Stewart must avoid Chamber conflicts if elected at large, urging voters to back Homoki Cubbage Ebner in the September 8 primary for fair nonconflicting representation.

Jane Smith and Daughters Business Establishment Everyman Aiken Liz Stewart Greater Aiken Chamber Liz Steve Homoki Kent Cubbage Reggie Ebner

Kent Cubbage Nominated for Aiken At-Large City Council Seat

A letter praises Kent Cubbage for an at-large council run linking Aiken’s past present and future. It highlights his four pillar platform energy openness leadership and mediation skills. The writer notes his equine industry ties animal welfare support and door-to-door campaigning ahead of Sept 8 voting.

Kent Cubbage Aiken Kent Cynthia Kent Cabbage

Aiken Community Tribute Highlights Steve Homoki’s Service

Rick Brockman lauds Steve Homoki and his neighbor Zee for welcoming new residents and connecting them with city leaders. He notes a plaque at the Arts Center honoring their donation of kitchen appliances and observes Steve thanking military bands after performances. Brockman envisions Steve’s city council impact.

Aiken Steve Homoki Steve U.S. Air Force Secretary of Defense Supreme Allied Commander Europe Washington Technology Magazine Aiken Center For the Arts Aiken County Zee Arts Center Laurens Street USAF Department of the Army Rick Brockman

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Editorial Scott B. Huntershunter Aikenstandard.com Jeffrey B. Wallace Arthur T. Zappa Azappa Aikenstandard. Com Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant Phillip Yates Pyates Scot Newcomsnewcom Terri Cheekcheek Ing Michael W. Gibbons Gibbons Letitia Jefferson Jefferson Arkenstandard.com OAL Tribune .Com Wells Lucy Scoville Wonderful City Sharon Preston Aiken Homoki Ebner
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