Back email on editorial viewpoint about religion and Ameri cans United for Separation of Church and State
A reader argues that Christians who preach hate misrepresent beliefs and push others to accept their bible. They say some people follow a higher power without identifying with a particular god and oppose proselytizing, noting that an organization like Americans United for Separation of Church and State will exist under these circumstances.
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Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Jesus
Rabbi
John
Philip
Nathanael
Dibble Road
Church of Christ
P.O
Aiken, SC
Dibbleroadchurch
Bellsouth
Aikenlife.com
Shoes Should Not Require Religious Rites for Donation
A reader criticizes a church donation program for shoes in schools, arguing no religious condition should apply. They acknowledge goodwill but call the approach inappropriate and say religion has no place in public schools.
Money argument in letter on church and state
A Standard letter argues Americans United should redirect legal fee money to charity. The writer questions lavish church buildings and rises concerns about religious spread and dominance. The piece challenges which religion, if any, should be promoted.
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Church
Washington and Roses Shine in Toy Drive Support
The note praises Washington and Roses for supporting Toys for Toys and thanks Roses employees for their help with the toy drive. The author hopes Roses can stay in business amid Walmart's new town presence and stresses Roses remains a needed local store.
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Washington Safety Management Solutions
Roses
Wal-Mart
Licensed shops price gouge and monopolize AC service
The piece argues licensed shops are costly due to high overhead and inefficient procedures. It notes price gouging drives customers to unlicensed HVAC workers. Sam cites a $16,000 quote later reduced to $8,000 by another shop, which passed inspections.
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Sam
School bus idling waste at district facility
Residents urge districts to issue a directive Fax drivers to turn off buses while events end. A Schofield Middle School bus idled over an hour during basketball games, seen as wasteful use of tax dollars.
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Schofield Middle School
Front page turn for Golden Compass film, Standard commentary
The Standard elevates the Golden Compass movie to front page status, raising questions about the key group’s approval. Readers see debate over the project’s reception and eligibility for broader support.
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The
Standard
CVS Kalmia Plaza Staff Receive High Praise
A reader commends the CVS at Kalmia Plaza for its staff, especially the pharmacy team. They praise kindness, patience, and year round service and express appreciation for the employees.
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CVS
Kalmia Plaza
Aiken Community Playhouse to present Moonlight and Magnolias
Local brief announces performances of Moonlight and Magnolias by the Aiken Community Playhouse on January 18 19 25 26 at seven thirty and January 27 at 3 pm Tickets cost 17 for adults and 6 for children under two Call 648 1438 email info at aikencommunityplayhouse com or visit the theater site for details.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
Aikencommunityplayhouse
Third Annual Ten Minute Play Festival at Etherredge Center
The Third Annual Ten Minute Play Festival will be held at the Etherredge Center on January 25, 26, and 28 at 8 p.m. and January 27 at 3 p.m. Tickets are 15 dollars for adults 12 dollars for seniors and 7 dollars for USCA students faculty and staff. For more information call the box office at 641 3305.
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Etherredge Center
USCA
100th Birthday Celebration for Sr de Neri
A drop in party marks Sr de Neri's 100th birthday in Charleston on January 26 from 3 to 6 p.m. Call Alton Wilson at 8037493267 or email coachhb bellSouth net for details. Updates available on the St Angela Academy site.
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Sr. de Neri
Charleston
Alton Wilson
Bellsouth
St. Angela Academy
Square dance class for beginners at Weeks Center
Beginners aged 17 and up start Mondays from 7 30 to 9 15 pm in rooms 1 and 2 at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Fee is 45 dollars. For more information call 642-7631.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
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