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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2006
Page
3
A letter criticizes mice in school lunches and urges pest control funded by taxes. The writer proposes delaying standardized tests or changing start dates to align with national norms, suggesting September openings nationwide.
A reader says Los Angeles Times puzzles are too difficult and urges easier ones. The letter also critiques the Aiken County Taxpayers Association for pushing efficiency and consolidating schools, warning that parents oppose it and the school board must consider their view. The writer imagines kids getting bread and water if the association ran lunch.
A reader praises the article Doctor's office friend is found by John Moore in the Wednes day February 1 edition, calling it the best in the Aiken Standard in a year. The reader invites more pieces like it and shares how to comment via Talkback.
Aiken Design Review Board approved removing 14 chimneys atop 300 Park Ave owner Bill Jackson reported leaks threaten structural integrity. Board also OK’d pierced brick walls for 310 York St and York Street fencing, plus a pizzeria enclosure, real estate paddock fencing, a new restroom at Linda’s Bistro, a door replacement at Hitch cock estate, a pea gravel driveway, and two new historical markers at Hitchcock Woods and Williamsburg Street Farmer's Market.
Sophomore Jonathan Hall won first in welding at a multi county district contest at the Aiken County Career and Technology Center and qualifies for state. Machine tool students Ricky Baughman and Xavier Madison also earned state bids by sweeping the district event. Hall, Baughman, and Madison praise the program as a key motivator.
The Aiken County Board of Education met in a two hour closed session to discuss committee appointments and contractual relationships with Superintendent Dr. Linda Eldridge. Attorney Bill Burkhalter said enlargements were made without the superintendent’s knowledge and stressed board policy and the potential contract implications.
The notice lists the publisher responsible for all Aiken Standard departments, provides contact information for Scott B. Hunter, and includes mailing and subscription details. It notes pricing, mail rates, EZ Pay options, and upcoming Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006.
Tuesday lottery draws list winning numbers for Pick 3 Midday 9 1 1 Pick 4 Midday 0 2 4 0 Pick 3 Evening 3 4 9 Pick 4 Evening 1 8 3 1 Cash 3 Midday 6 4 4 Cash 4 Midday 2 1 7 9 Cash 3 Evening 2 1 7 9 Cash 4 Evening 3 2 9 6 Fantasy 5 10 28 6 17 23 Mega Millions 2 16 25 30 48 Mega Ball 26
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