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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2006
Page
3
Fragmentary text questions the need for a bus driver aide role and contract renewal. Mentions Aiken County, bus license, job description, and a stance against whining while describing process and frustrations.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office DARE vehicle drew scrutiny after a toddler rode on a deputy’s lap during a Sunday Christmas Parade. Critics say child restraint laws vary by state and event permits may allow temporary exceptions, but concerns rise about safety and legality.
A public note requests no further publication of images featuring Skipper Penny on the Seaway, citing publication fatigue and a desire to end the photo series. The message urges media outlets to respect the resolution and discontinue related coverage.
A reader recounts a Wednesday night shoplifting incident at Wal Mart that nearly endangered the public and two children, urging caution and expressing frustration with the incident and its consequences. The letter criticizes the thiefs and notes contact options for TalkBack comments.
Regions Bank at 107 Chesterfield St hosts an art show today from 3 to 5. About 20 artists will display diverse styles with a free drawing for a John Radeck painting. attendees need not be present to win. Admission is free. for details call Christa Dutfie at 642-1383.
Aiken Regional Medical Centers held its 15th annual Christmas at the Lake event to spread holiday cheer and raise toys for Salvation Army. Local choirs performed as attendees donated new unwrapped toys for the toy drive and entered drawings for eight inch stockings. The North Pole Booth offered photos with Santa while a card contest honored third graders from Byrd and Mossy Creek elementaries with cash prizes and school donations totaling 600 dollars.
Downtown Aiken hosted Night of a Thousand Lights with a thousand luminaries and Christmas music by Aiken Jam and Savannah River Hammers along Laurens, Richland, Park and Newberry streets. Carla Cloud praised strong turnout and merchants kept hours later for holiday shopping. The Aiken Center for the Arts opened a reception featuring Louise Mellon and Edith Blakeley works through December.
Planning for the May 18 American Cancer Society Relay for Life in Aiken advances as organizers target 1,000 cancer survivors and a fundraising goal of $140,000. Co-chairs Sherri Still and Dennis Bartholomew await team captains to recruit survivors, with 22 teams registered and eight theme-decorated camps so far.
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