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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2012
Page
3
Readers react to national issues from politics to gun rights and science beliefs. The letter reflects frustration with media sensationalism and calls for informed reporting while criticizing doomsday predictions and the NRA.
The Aiken Standard corrects Dec 14 reporting noting only one tree at HarborChase Festival of Trees was a live Frasier fir while the remaining trees were artificial. The paper apologizes and reaffirms its commitment to accurate reporting for Aiken County, South Carolina, and beyond.
SRNS offers grants to more than 100 CSRA educators through the Innovative Teaching Mini Grants Program. Eligible elementary and middle school teachers may apply for $500, $750 or $1,000 grants, with $75,000 total funding this year. An independent committee reviews proposals, and awards support math science and technology initiatives in seven CSRA counties.
Benjamin Riley died at Aiken Regional Medical Centers after his 2010 Chevrolet was struck on the driver’s side by a semi driven by William Peterson of Johnston. The coroner’s report notes unknown injuries for Peterson, with toxicology pending as the Highway Patrol investigates. This marks the 21st traffic fatality in Aiken County for 2012.
Midland Valley High School coach Garrett Holmes seeks MLB and MLB Players Association grants to improve MVHS baseball facilities. He notes past delays, competition for funds, and hopes the Baseball Tomorrow Fund will help retain local talent and raise pride in the program.
A new exhibit at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame presents the history of the hall and its role in preserving sport and equine history in Aiken. The hall opened January 23, 1977 after the Aiken Jaycees proposed recognizing the Aiken Training Track and its 22 horses rising to 39. Private tours are available. hours Saturday and Saturday 10am to 5 pm. For more information visit aikenracinghalloffame.com.
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