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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2005
Page
3
Citizens urge investigation by the FBI into alleged government property misappropriation by Mr. Napier paid by taxpayers and question why no action has been taken. The reader condemns the Standard's 2005 top issues, mocks a Whiskey Road joke, and urges officials and reporters to demand accountability in 2006 plans.
A reader laments editing errors in two papers that swapped a traffic reduction notice for a 'bus or car to school' stance. They urge officials to keep students on their side of town and question county emergency services leadership, advocating community input and reform.
Aiken High School alumna Caroline Coward has been chosen as a two year law clerk for Chief Justice Jean Toal of the South Carolina Supreme Court. Coward, USC Law graduate, will start in August and work on legal issues and drafting Supreme Court opinions.
Hotel Aiken hosts a New Year’s Eve party with live band Bam Boo from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with free midnight champagne and no cover, rooms available for $60 plus tax. Whiskey Junction offers Electric Circus, party favors, free champagne, $6 single or $10 couple. other venues Pat’s Martini Bar and West Side Bowery also plan celebrations with acts like Ms. Leading. Aiken Brewing Company and Break Room have no planned events as of Thursday.
Aiken Public Safety reports a larceny after a suspect entered a restroom and exited with a bag containing merchandise from the storage room worth $200. The incident occurred Wednesday at the Aiken Chamber of Commerce.
The Aiken Center for the Arts announces January short courses including two book clubs drawing painting and a manga workshop for kids. Programs are led by Cathy Rumble Suzanne Ozment Fran Bush and Jacque Rees with sessions on drawing What Is a Paintbrush yoga and Cartooning Day Out. Registration fees vary by member status and class type.
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