Gated Community Question In Aiken Area
The author questions whether their property qualifies as a gated community in Aiken citing a single driveway gate and stating their home is in the Valley, far from typical Aiken gated communities.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2009
Page
3
The author questions whether their property qualifies as a gated community in Aiken citing a single driveway gate and stating their home is in the Valley, far from typical Aiken gated communities.
A reader asserts that free movement allows people to live where they choose in Aiken. They argue downtown aisles favor white upper class, note the black hair store and Citi Trends on the Northside, and praise Southside for diversity while affirming no harassment occurs.
The note invites readers to call the TalkBack line or email the Aiken Standard with brief comments. It emphasizes that readers' names are not required and may be edited for space and content. It mentions churchgoing, tattoos, and Jesus love for all.
The Aiken Standard corrects that Martin Posey is the Aiken County tax collector. The paper apologizes for the error and reiterates its commitment to accurate reporting for Aiken County, South Carolina, and the world. Readers are invited to report factual errors by phone or email.
Postal investigators intercepted two parcels totaling 45 pounds of marijuana meant for Manuel Ramirez at 115 Park Place St. Graniteville after warrants were issued. The California shipments from Brawley and Calexico were insured and not collected, with drug dogs and multiple delivery attempts noted.
Roughly 200 people received Christmas presents donated by individuals and sponsors in Aiken. Mental Health America of Aiken County has run the program for over 20 years with support from local agencies and volunteers. Santa distributed gifts at a holiday gathering with meals prepared by Aiken High School culinary students, while participants also received a second bag with a sweat shirt and toiletries.
The Aiken County Historical Museum advances its attic to basement inventory of local artifacts. Brenda Baratto details intern and docent roles, new cataloging software, and aims to publish a collections index online by end of 2010. The project covers the attic vault and cold storage with holidays pause and January restart.
Children 12 and under may dine with Santa at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center on Saturday December 19 at 8 30 a.m. Cost is 2 per child with an accompanying adult required. Pre registration is required with a Sunday deadline.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation hosts a breakfast with Santa on December 19 from 8 a.m. to 10 30 a.m. at Applebee's. Tickets are seven dollars per person with all proceeds aiding the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
The notice lists office hours and contacts for Tim O Briant Michael s Cam Huffman and others. It provides phone numbers and emails for newsroom staff and states publication details including address, pricing for multiple periods and delivery notes. It lists Sunday and holiday delivery dates for 2009 and confirms rates differ outside home delivery zones.
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