Junk mail complaint sent to Aiken Standard editors
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2009
Page
3
A reader reports receiving大量 junk mail and states they return it using prepaid envelopes provided by the sender. They urge the newspaper to address unsolicited mail issues.
The fragment discusses Dixie Narco workers and a West Virginia connection. It includes thanks to Papa John's for a poinsettia as a nice surprise. The passage lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable individuals to form a fuller news item.
Aiken Mall explores holiday ambience with music plans for Christmas season. Observers note confusion over gas pump readings from 3 to 5 cents and suggest checking station hoses for drainage issues where check valves are absent.
The City of Aiken Water Department faces a long running leak on Trail Point Drive causing a severe hazard as freezing weather approaches. Vehicle safety concerns rise on the steep roadway.
The Aiken County Public Schools Area 4 faces criticism as trustees question why students are being dropped home after 6 p.m. Officials A. L. Corbett and Busbee defend the late unloading, citing transportation logistics and safety, while parents demand earlier release times.
Call our TalkBack hotline or email with your view on who sat on the impeachment committee. Readers can comment briefly. names are not required and will not be published. The Aiken Standard may edit for space and content.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for misidentifying Erin Johns in the December 6 Nutcracker Tea photo. The paper invites readers to report errors by contacting Mike Gibbons or Bett Wallace or emailing editorial with corrections.
The Brinkley family funds a scholarship at Public Education Partners to aid Silver Bluff High School graduates who are scholar athletes with financial need. Beginning spring 2011 the endowed award will be selected by Silver Bluff High’s scholarship committee and supported by PEP.
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In a Monday hearing Chrisielee Barton, 26, pleaded guilty to possession of crack cocaine tied to a parole violation. She helped police sketch killer Reinaldo Rivera, who confessed to murdering four women and assaulting a fifth. Barton faces inpatient rehab with possible probation if she stays in treatment. Aiken man Kris Kritzas received three years in jail, suspended to two years probation, for stalking and being banned from contact with the victim and church vicinity.
Darrell L. McKelvin 22 and Trevor J. McKie 23 jailed on first degree burglary after police found them inside the ransacked residence at 1128 Cornish St. They join Dean L. Simpkins 30 and Vanessa Jones 27 detained earlier. Federal and local agents had seized more than 30 pounds of marijuana, drug money and paraphernalia in a Friday raid tied to the same investigation. The case involved multiple agencies and a tip from the public.
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