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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2015
Page
11
The note lists the Aiken Standard founding year 1867 and names Publisher Ellen Priest Editor Tim O Briant News Editor Holly Ellington. It also includes a Thought of the Day quotation by Alistair Cooke.
The SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare offers sheltering, medicine, food, water, and humane euthanasia for homeless cats and dogs. It provides affordable spay neuter, vaccines and microchipping, and runs Phideaux University training to boost adoptions and reduce stays. A corporate Snuggle Service lets staff play with kittens or puppies to stress relief and aid socialization.
The Aiken Standard features of area nonprofits as the 2015 tax year ends with December 31 deadline for charitable deductions. The Albrecht Center, now in a Willow Run Road facility, supports animal welfare education and care while housing dogs and cats in windowed rooms and operating a year round dog park on a 13 acre site. For more info, call 803-648-6863 or visit letlovelive.org.
Gary Bunker analyzes the 1992 race arguing Perot did not steal votes for Clinton but reshaped the contest as Bush faltered. He notes polls, exit patterns, and odds that Perot’s entry and reentry affected Clinton and Bush, challenging the Perot spoiler narrative.
A reader challenges Victor Reilly and NRA supporters, demanding named evidence for alleged terrorist ties and assault weapon definitions. The letter writer escalates with safety and abortion analogies, asks for factual sources, and condemns intolerance shown by patrons at a restaurant.
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