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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2009
Page
3
A discussion mocks canceling a fishing trip for a 50 percent rain chance. It argues that half the time such a forecast implies rain and half the time it does not, suggesting impracticality of canceling and jokingly proposing hunting instead.
A parent voices strong support for the school's decision to suspend their son on the first day, arguing the action teaches consequences and shows that violence is not a solution. The letter emphasizes learning self discipline at school rather than in adulthood.
The speaker voices fear of discrimination in housing employment and public services while noting gaps in protections for Black and minority groups, women, disabled, Catholics or Baptists, and LGBT individuals. The message urges stronger universal protections and broader equal rights under the law.
Lessie Price questions public engagement on a texting while driving policy while critics demand stronger outreach. The remarks contrast with calls for decisive action over safety, as critics press for clearer information from city leadership and the mayor.
Aiken Standard invites readers to share views on Congress and democracy via TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial at aik en standard com. Names may be withheld from publication and comments should be brief. the paper reserves space and content edits.
The Aiken County Historical Museum opens three exhibits in September. A Ladies of Aiken Polo photography show runs Sept 1 30 in the ballroom, a needlepoint display in the parlor, and Lynn Carlisle art in several rooms starting Sept 10. Carlisle offers canine portraits and commissions. all pieces are loaned and not for sale. A joint reception is Sept 10 5 7 pm. Docent training sessions Sept 1 2 offer history talk by Owen Clary and an in depth museum tour. Call 642 2015 for details.
Aiken Board of Realtors will screen nearly all candidates in two local races Tuesday and choose whom to endorse. Officials consider issues like impact fees and taxes as they meet City of Aiken figures Reggie Ebner and J Allen Brodie for District 4 and at large seats held by Jane Vaughters and Don Wells.
A 38 year old man was found dead about 8 p m Friday in his backyard on Herndon Dairy Road. Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton says he likely died Friday from health problems with no foul play suspected. An autopsy is planned today.
The notice provides phone numbers and emails for the Aiken Standard newsroom and management, hours and office location at 326 Rutland Drive, and postal and subscription information. It lists managing editor Michael Gibbons and others, plus a long schedule of delivery dates and rates.
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