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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2009
Page
3
Frustrated observers report a faulty converter box with half the channels unusable. Delivery delays arise as officials insist others must receive equipment first, despite equal wait times and ongoing TV outages.
Readers debate the University Medical Center closure and a proposed gas station on Pine Log Road. Concerns focus on traffic, local competition, and the impact on medical care options in Aiken. Opinions criticize the City Council and question regional hospital decision making.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for an error in a Wednesday TalkBack headline misidentifying Tom Daschle instead of Tim Geithner. The paper commits to accurate reporting on Aiken County South Carolina and world events and invites readers to report factual mistakes by phone or email.
Veterinary Services warns that 10 of 10 pets show signs of oral disease while only 2 percent of owners brush their pets teeth. February is pet dental health awareness month with discounts, info, and free samples at Whiskey Road Veterinary Services in Aiken.
Aiken High School's new jazz band members practiced with teacher Ryan Westberry for weeks before producing Mingus and Ellington tunes. Chorus teacher Fumni Harmon joined to add Aretha Franklin’s Respect. The Black History Day program is set for Feb 19 with student-driven performances and poems. Sophomore Christopher Edel earned an All-State jazz seat last year and enjoys soloing and improv. Kenyatta Corley, Ken Choi and others contribute including Louie Armstrong numbers and an a cappella piece.
The Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness sponsors a 1000 to 1500 word essay contest with a 1000 scholarship prize and 500 to the winning school. Open to Aiken Richmond Columbia counties and CNTA members families. Deadline February 28.
Information on how to submit news tips, contact newsroom staff, delivery times, re delivery, payment and cancellation policies. Includes office hours, staff names and emails, and postal and mailing details for Aiken Standard subscribers.
Aiken proclaims Forgiveness as February’s character trait. Winning numbers released include Pick 3 Midday 2 7 6 Pick 4 Midday 2 5 3 3 Pick 3 Evening 6 6 0 Pick 4 Evening 1 9 8 8 Palmetto Cash 5 29 5 36 20 22 Multiplier 3 Powerball 7 24 30 32 44 Powerball 18 Powerplay 4 Cash 3 Midday 1 5 6 Cash 4 Midday 2 1 7 4 Cash 3 Evening 9 1 5 Cash 4 Evening 7 0 6 8 Fantasy 5 14 27 4 37 7 Win For Life 5 12 20 22 34 40 Free Ball 37.
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