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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2013
Page
13
A brief quotation from Brazilian poet Adelia Prado appears in a card that frames the adage Suffering belongs to no language as a standalone reflection. The page lists newspaper staff for the Aiken Standard founded 1867 with key editors and managers.
Downtown Aiken welcomes The Mill on Park a 19000 square foot office community project led by Hammond's Ferry manager Catie Rabin and David Sacks owner of Newberry Hall. USC Aiken Chancellor Sandra Jordan and Dean Clifton Jones join Laura Disano of the Small Business Development Center to offer shared spaces and free services to startups and micro businesses as part of a revived downtown strategy. The project aims to host small firms and potentially support a new Masters in Business Administration program for nonbusiness undergraduates.
Leonard Pitts Jr weighs King’s dream against today’s racial reality and voter suppression, urging readers to see present injustices and act. He argues true courage lies in recognizing the enduring inequities and working to achieve justice, not claiming to have stood with King in the past.
Washington Post reader guide explains how the Health Insurance Marketplace works under the Affordable Care Act. Experts note that costs and plans will be clearer starting October 1 with open enrollment. COBRA can be expensive, and young people may access tax credits or Medicaid via exchanges.
Timothy Monroe Bledsoe of North Augusta questions the 7-2 Aiken County School Board vote for Project Jackson and argues taxes should serve taxpayers and county needs. He urges a county wide referendum to give all taxpayers a voice beyond North Augusta and calls for better school funding and new schools.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime phone for verification. Do not exceed 400 words. Letters may be edited for length clarity libel and taste. Pen names and anonymous letters are not published. Publication is discretionary.
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