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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2014
Page
3
Aiken Standard editorial argues that government workers who oppose government religious involvement should return pay earned for Christmas Day off. It asserts that keeping money while opposing church-state separation contradicts their stance.
A reader voice storm of complaints covers workplace temp issues, tinny cable TV sound, unclear programs, mall signage, trash on roads, and bike lanes safety. The letter also critiques obesity solutions and Obama era policies, urging cleaner roads and responsible spending.
Windsor hosts the fifth annual Hunter Pace at the Fox Nation farm to raise funds for Friends of the Animal Shelter. Volunteers keep costs down with brown-bag lunches and ribbons, and proceeds go to FO TAS. Riders compete on a four-member team, with an unclear optimum time guiding the course. The event supports the Aiken County Animal Shelter and draws participants from Atlanta area.
Police and local businesses urge caution as 2014 ends with heightened patrols by the S.C. Highway Patrol and Aiken Public Safety. Alcohol-related fatalities rise statewide and locally, prompting designated drivers, cab services, and defensive driving. Bar staff will TWP prevent drunk driving by taking keys and calling cabs. Local taxis add drivers for busy night and group outings ease rides.
Investigators report no arrests after a weekend shooting on Brandt Court outside Pacers Run. A 37 year old woman was shot in the left calf near building 808, possibly from two directions, with bullets also striking an apartment and a vehicle. Witnesses described two shooters and an additional disturbance with drugs and a firearm nearby. Police urge tips to 803 642 7620.
Aiken State Park will host a Polar Plunge at noon on Thursday January 1 at the swimming area. The event is free with park admission. Admission is 2 dollars for adults 16 and over while children 15 and younger are free. For information call 803-649-2857 or email aiken scort.com.
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