Aiken Standard Gingerbread Man Decorating Contest
Entry forms and rules are available at the Aiken Standard site. Entries must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
15 Dec 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2009
Page
1
Entry forms and rules are available at the Aiken Standard site. Entries must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
The Aiken Standard reveals a daily Advent ornament, today one of Santa's sleigh animals. Find the clue within the paper's Advent calendar and note the animal shaping the countdown.
Salley Hansen Ackerman dies in Aiken. Funeral arrangements are announced with service details and burial plans for the deceased, including date and location information.
The City of Aiken plans a first reading in January on an ordinance for a 1.3 million loan to Aiken Corporation for the Aiken Railroad Depot. Council seeks more details on funding and repayment before advancing the measure and anticipates possible asks for the African American History Center.
A decade in review shows trends that burst then faded from pop culture. Napster sparked a legal fight over free music, while SUVs and fads like MySpace and Ugg boots rose and fell as entertainment columns track shifts from Britney to Star Wars and reality TV.
Aiken County officials warn a Sentencing Reform Commission proposal could keep more inmates in local detention centers rather than SCDOC custody. If enacted, many sentenced under 180 or 365 days would stay local, risking overcrowding and higher taxpayer costs amid existing 350-bed capacity limits.
The City of Aiken released a Celebrate Aiken campaign with a new website and brochures. The kickoff event January 9 leads to a December 18 175th birthday celebration with 20 plus activities across civic venues and ads on local cable channels.
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