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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2009
Page
3
The request notes sparse coverage in The Aiken Standard and seeks concise records of how House and Senate members vote in Washington. It aims to track roll calls and key party positions for better accountability.
Health care observers warn myopia has risen since the 1970s and argue children should spend more time outdoors away from screens. The debate widens to who bears health care costs and whether the system should be reworked. Birth rates and long-term costs receive little quantified attention.
A reader complains that letters insulting conservatives are rejected while letters insulting liberals, such as by Charles Cushman, are published. The note asks why editorial practices appear biased and seeks explanation of selection criteria.
Critics say millions were cut from the SRS award due to mismanagement at SANS and urge further reductions. The New Ellenton Police Department faces calls for an official investigation into its operations.
A reader notes the James Brown Arena draws more concerts than the Con vocation Center and doubts the smaller venue can hold as many people. They cite the Kicks 99 Guitar Pull where tickets sold out in minutes, calling it unfair. The writer defends EBT use, stating they receive benefits and spend them at groceries.
Readers urged to show courtesy amid heavy traffic and to use the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial at aik enstandard com to leave brief comments. Names need not be provided and will not be published, with the paper reserving space for edits.
Larry Carl, a classically trained chef at Trinity Lutheran Home, creates decorative edible art from fruits and vegetables. He carves watermelons into colorful centerpieces including Rudolph and snowman designs, offering a personal chef service under Edible Art with contact details for commissions.
Laurel Summer opens The Christmas Store on Trolley Line Road beside Giant Garage Sales and Flea Market, the first in Aiken devoted entirely to Christmas merchandise. The shop features nativity scenes, candles, dishes, dolls, wreaths, and crafts, with plans to add woodworks and wind chimes.
Readers learn how to reach the newsroom and submit material. It lists phone numbers, emails, and staff contacts for the Aiken Standard including the managing editor and sports editor, plus hours and subscription details. It also includes lottery numbers and December trait note.
National Weather Service forecasters predict rain across the region for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with temperatures in the upper 50s. Rain possible Thursday evening with 60 percent chance, then improving by Friday evening and weekend sunny, mid 50s.
Aiken Public Safety arrested 19 year old Bobby James Turner for one count of simple larceny alleging he stole mail from a mailbox at 172 Dogwood Road and was later linked to other thefts on Dunbarton Circle Boardman Road and Grace Avenue. Police credit a vigilant neighbor and urge residents to mail valuables at the post office during the holidays.
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