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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2010
Page
3
A reader denounces leaders who serve themselves, likening the county to sheep without a shepherd. The note accuses Obama of running everything for a year, critiques salary controls on bankers and automakers, and questions SRS use of French Canadian farms for subcontracting.
Authorities stress that logs should list only individuals convicted, avoiding arrest records to protect reputations and prevent stigma from incomplete or preliminary charges.
Local residents fear new retention ponds at Hitchcock Woods will create a flood of mosquitoes and worsen neighborhood quality of life. Officials have not yet released full mitigation plans or timelines for completion.
A man searches for friends and finds none. Another man goes out to be a friend and discovers a large circle of friends.
South Carolina started providing transportation to and from school for students, expanding access to bus services. The move aims to improve pupil convenience and safety across districts.
Welcome Travelers Missionary Baptist Church will host a community Black History Month program on Sunday Feb 21 at 2 30 pm. The event honors leaders including Dr Martin Luther King Barack Obama and others with music skits and a trivia game featuring old Negro spirituals and a character guessing segment. The church is at 617 Wire Road Aiken and call numbers 642 2815 for details.
The board meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. to review facility needs for six priority schools with costs estimated at 168 to 224 million dollars. Deputy Superintendent David Caver will summarize outreach and outline options, with a decision on a bond referendum anticipated in late February or early March.
The Aiken Augusta Essential Tremor Support Group will meet Monday February 15 at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church Trail Ridge Road and bypass 118. Guest speaker is Dr. John Morgan. For more information call Bill Rundorf at 641-0393.
USC Aiken students Chijioke Agbasi Kimberly Aycock Scott Baranek Robert Bare Maxwell Boafo Jr Tonya Brown Patrick Browning Ill Mary Burdette Aaron Burkhart Kimberly Butler Matthew Campbell Jana Chavous Kristine Cheek James Chidsey Andrew Colvin Benjamin Cook Leah Cutsinger Maria Frontroth Allison Griffin Juliette Hawkins Brandy Holmes Brittany Howell Mallory Huffer Brett Jones Kayatha Jones Kimberly Jump Kevin Kinsey Bryce Lawson George Lock Mabry MacGregor Katie Martin Lacey Melcher Amy Monahan Erin Norris Emily Ormand Ashley Padgett Michelle Pakla Joanna Paramore Svetlin Pencher Melissa Peters Stephanie Pierce Jordan Polk Christina Pressley Joel Pridgen Joshua Rains Jessica Ridgeway William Riehl Genifer Rouse Elizab eth Shepard Joanna Sid ers Priscilla Simon Vanda Siposova Paul Smith Lauren Stephens Eureka Sumpter Christy Swearingen Eryn Taylor Whitney Tharp Ashley Weathersbee David Welcher II William Whaley Caitlin Christie Charlotte Farrell Hope Goodwin Crystal Allen Catherine Arnold Elizabeth Fonte Paul Jones Michelle Killian Lyle Todd Sidney Reeves Kimberly Ussery and Richelle Battles Amy Kellems Anna Faison Jim Capps to be honored as South Carolina Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. New Ellenton Middle School students named to A Honor Roll for second quarter. Brandon Velie owners of Juniper in Ridge Spring named Economic Development Ambassadors.
A reader urges universal non smudge erasers on pencils and invites public reaction via TalkBack hotline or email. The Aiken Standard notes readers may comment without names and that comments will be edited for space and content.
The notice lists office hours, addresses, phone and fax numbers, and emails for staff including Tim O Briant and Micheal F managing editor. It outlines circulation rates, delivery options, and dates for Sunday plus subscriptions for 2009.
The Sunday results show Pick 3 Midday 9 9 9 and Pick 4 Midday 5 3 7 1. Cash 3 Midday 9 7 4 and Cash 4 Midday 6 6 2 3. Cash 3 Evening 3 9 0 and Cash 4 Evening 0 6 7 4. Fantasy 5 draws 7 11 19 20 35.
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