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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2006
Page
3
Aiken residents seek electronics stores and a Best Buy or Circuit City option. Closest stores appear in Augusta or Columbia, prompting shoppers to compare availability and distances for devices and appliances.
A Kentucky school revises its displays removing Confederate imagery to address ongoing disagreements over heritage and symbolism. Community members express mixed views on pride versus implications of the flags and symbols.
A Southside store honors loyal customers and recalls festive ties with Papa John's. The speaker rejects circumstantial evidence as enough to convict in murder cases and commends a jury for not convicting.
The inquiry asks about penalties for not paying a $24 fee. It seeks to know legal actions that can be taken for nonpayment, and whether the fee is mandatory or can be avoided. Further context on the specific fee, governing body, and jurisdiction is needed to provide precise consequences and rights.
Readers weigh in on candle safety around kids urging caution. Call 803 644 2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard com with brief comments. Names not required and may not be published. The newspaper may edit for space and content.
Dominguez who arrived from Mexico 15 months ago joined South Aiken High School ESL class taught by Joan O Brian and Muriel Fitzgibbon. District sponsors adult ESL at several sites. A new class starts at North Augusta High School. Students express how writing letters helps soldiers morale and their own English skills. For information contact Mary McGuire at the Aiken County School District office after Christmas vacation.
First graders at Clearwater Elementary enjoyed a snowy day on a cardboard box hill with teachers and administrators joining the fun. Principal Susan Malcom dressed as Santa and Assistant Principal Kay Powers as Rudolph rode down the hill as the school celebrated box tops and labels drive raising funds. Mary Breazeale notes students collected 2338 box tops 10343 Campbell's soup labels 101 Tyson labels and 630 Domino's labels over three weeks to help the school. Malcom recalls a memorable tricycle victory lap last year.
Coventry England native Mark Devine moved to Aiken in 1995 as a touring court tennis pro. He earned U S citizenship in July and now co owns Condy and Devine LLC offering full immigration services from two offices. He advocates reform and helps clients with family and student visas while maintaining his court tennis passion.
The fragment mentions a newspaper and a PO Box 456, inviting readers to contact the paper about delivery or service details. No further context or events are provided in the readable text.
December trait for the City of Aiken is Sensitivity. South Carolina and Georgia lottery results listed include Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening numbers, Palmetto Cash numbers with multiplier, Cash 3 and Cash 4 results, Fantasy 5 and Mega Millions numbers, and an apparent misspelled Moga Ball entry.
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