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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2009
Page
3
Letter writer questions relocating dogs to Massachusetts and calls the action lunacy and potentially illegal. He notes the cold trip and urges investigation by authorities.
A diner vents about people urged to blow their nose in dining venues, calling it gross during romantic meals and arguing it ruins the mood and atmosphere.
A local resident who charged into a victim’s home to confront a gunman is hailed as a hero by neighbors. The report contrasts bravery with concerns about EMS management at the county level and hospital billing questions raised by a Medicare patient.
Aiken Standard readers urged to share views on downtown parking via TalkBack hotline or email. Messages should be concise and may be edited for space and content. reader names not required.
The Aiken Land Conservancy highlighted past gains from partnering with Aiken County to buy Boyd Pond Park funded by a South Carolina Conservation Bank grant. The group plans a five year strategic plan addressing land acquisition stewardship membership and funding while revamping its image and logo.
Twenty six East Aiken Elementary School second graders led by teacher Kathy Linton act out an Alphabet themed assembly highlighting African Americans. The program includes figures from Maya Angelou to Barack Obama and a focus on forgiveness with a student reader and masters of ceremony.
The notice lists newsroom and editor contact numbers for tips submissions and information. It provides office hours, mailing address, email, and staff names including Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and Sports Editor, with rates and delivery dates for 2008 listed for various subscription options.
The Aiken Standard lists city events with two meetings on Feb 9 and Feb 10. Items include recognition of former boards, lease and loan ordinances, planning and CIP considerations, and the 175th Celebration committee support.
Registration for the Men and Women Church Softball League runs Thursday through March 6 with a $300 team fee. A mandatory coaches meeting is on March 16 and league play starts March 23.
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