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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2010
Page
14
In Aiken the two hour limit divides downtown businesses and prompts warnings and $10 citations by Public Safety. The piece argues removing the limit, as during Christmas, and urging employers to relocate workers away from storefronts to protect customers and reduce safety resources.
A Pat’s Restaurant owner argues two hour parking helps Laurens Street businesses but harms Richland and Newberry avenues when Newberry Hall events fill spots. He notes downtown workers crowd Newberry Street, leaving customers few spaces and hurting lunch business during Newberry Hall functions. He urges shifting parking to middle sections to free in front of shops.
The Aiken Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor with Terri Cheek as business manager.
Kathleen Parker compares J D Salinger privacy with Harp er Lee and Florence King while noting Salinger’s death at 91 spurring questions about posthumous works. She contrasts reluctance to reveal with Andrew Young who writes a tell all, and argues that respect for others privacy remains a public virtue.
The mother of Kirby Brown, who died during a sweat lodge ceremony led by James Arthur Ray, describes her son's character and shock at his death. Ray faced manslaughter charges after three fatalities in the October Arizona ceremony.
A letter praises Houndslake Country Club in Aiken for hosting Aiken High culinary arts students. Don Gangway and Donnie Gangway supervised the dinner for 70, providing real work experience beyond the classroom. The writer urges local businesses to offer similar internships to boost student engagement and education.
Readers discuss the Supreme Court and Justice Roberts, referencing a televised moment. The post critiques unions funding Democrats, defends Andre Bauer, and argues welfare recipients create dependency, urging SC voters to elect capable representatives and end national embarrassment.
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