Stolen Magnet Sticker Off Doctor's Car Sparks Reminder
A cancer surgeon reports theft of a magnet sticker from the back of her car. The sticker read Cancer Sucks and was visible on the vehicle, prompting concern and a police report.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2012
Page
3
A cancer surgeon reports theft of a magnet sticker from the back of her car. The sticker read Cancer Sucks and was visible on the vehicle, prompting concern and a police report.
The commenter asks why USC Aiken’s new pedestrian badge appears not accessible to disabled individuals. They describe steps on one side and a ramp on the other and question how a handicapped person would reach the other side, implying a need for alternative accessibility options.
The proposed designation for the bridge from USCA to the Convocation Center would honor officers Richardson and Rogers who were slain in the line of duty. The plan seeks to memorialize their service and keep their memory at the campus thoroughfare.
Officials announce enforcement action targeting motorists with repeated license suspensions and drunk driving. The measure aims to curb dangerous driving and send a clear message to offenders.
A speaker notes mixed feelings about safety in Aiken and the county, praising the city while highlighting personal views on safety. The message honors two policemen who died in service and asks what would enhance public safety.
A group of about ten celebrating a birthday enjoyed a meal at Cracker Barrel and someone paid for all their lunches. The gesture was warmly appreciated as a blessing.
Schofield Middle School announces the regional championship victory with the team posting a single loss across the season. Coaches and players receive commendation for their strong performance and undefeated record in league play.
The user asks for methods to reduce or stop unsolicited out of area phone calls, reporting about 4 to 5 per day and seeking practical solutions. They may consider call blocking features, carrier options, and third party apps to filter unknown numbers and reduce nuisance calls.
A political rally centers on job creation with local officials pledging new openings and workforce programs. Opponents criticize blocking voting rights bills and emphasize turnout drives to support economic proposals.
The inquiry asks where to obtain a U S Marine Corps decal suitable for vehicle display. A range of options include official military resale shops and authorized retailers offering Marine Corps emblems in various sizes and finishes.
Readers may call the TalkBack line at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com to leave brief comments. Names are not required and will not be published. submissions may be edited for space and content.
The snippet provides contact details for the Horial Aiken Standard with office hours 8:50 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and Rutland Drive, including a fax number 648-6052 and email horial@aikenstandard.com for the Executive Editor.
Over five years AP participation rose 68 percent in Aiken County high schools while the share scoring proficient stayed near 53.4 percent overall. South Carolina led the nation with 16.5 percent proficient, with South Aiken High at 64 percent and Aiken High at 56 percent.
The document names students on the A honor roll and A/B honor roll at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School. It lists dozens of students by full names across two grade categories with extensive attendee details.
Aiken residents can access the Names and Notes archive on the Aiken Standard website for genealogical and community notices. The digital collection includes obituaries, marriages, and public notices indexed by year and subject.
Liberty Tax Service staff dressed as the Statue of Liberty advertised in North Augusta causing citizen complaints. Lt. Tim Thornton said officers will enforce an ordinance banning loud ballyhooing on streets and have asked the company to stop the campaign to avoid violations.
Aiken Public Safety investigates a customer stealing thousands from an account to send to a jailed relative in Mexico, and a separate reported purse snatching at Walmart on Richland Avenue where the victim’s medicine and ID were taken.
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