Smoking ban sparks debate over consumer choice
Editorial letters criticize government overreach and urge residents to oppose broad smoking restrictions. Authors argue Georgia statewide non smoking except bars and private clubs harms personal freedom and question travel to Augusta for smoking. A reader condemns a dog dumping incident and calls for SPCA involvement.
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Card Party and Game Day Seeks More Gentlemen
The St. Mary's Women's Association hosts a Card Party and Game Day with attendees described as gentlemen in attendance and a call for more men to join future events.
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North Augusta uses tax funds for safe bike routes
Readers urge extending Hitchcock Woods perimeter bike paths to widen safe cycling for more people while preserving equestrian use. Carl Langley praised Feb aiken Standard column and readers are invited to comment via Talkback line or email.
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Correction note on First Steps for Fathers program
The Aiken Standard corrects an error from Tuesday’s edition misidentifying Leo Brooker as an uncle in the Lexington First Steps for Fathers program. The newspaper regrets the mistake and clarifies his participation in the program.
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Ordinary People Extraordinary Purpose program at Schofield Middle
Friendship Baptist Church hosts a Black History Month program titled Ordinary People Extraordinary Purpose at Schofield Middle School at 3 p.m. on Sunday February 18. The event features drama music narration and will highlight lesser known Black history figures including Oscola McCarty who donated her life savings to send a Black child to the University of Southern Mississippi.
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Knights of Columbus auxiliary aids Aiken Pregnancy Center
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of Columbus donated a large table of toys diapers clothing and items to the Aiken Pregnancy Resource Center. Marion Engel said the group funds prenatal care classes and parenting programs while Kelly Riley noted the center uses vouchers for items and offers referrals and a 24 hour hotline to assist young women.
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Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre stages Guys and Dolls March 1 2 3
Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre presents Guys and Dolls with dinner at 7 p.m. and showtime 8 p.m. Civilians 39 dinner and show 25 show only. Active Duty E6 and below 30. E7 and up 36. Seniors retirees and DA civilians 36. Reservations at 706 793 8552 or fortgordon com. Local brief notes include Whitewater Rafting on Chattooga River April 5 $100 per person register Weeks Center 803 642 7631.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Delivery Policy Update
Official notice outlines delivery times for weekdays and weekends, re delivery hours, contact numbers for re delivery, and payment practices. It includes subscriber terms about paid in advance accounts converting to carrier collect billing and cancellation procedures.
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City of Character February theme is flexibility
Local notice lists Wednesday lottery results including Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws, Palmetto Cash 5 numbers, Powerball and Powerplay, Cash 3 and Cash 4 drawings, Fantasy 5, Win for Life, and a Free Ball. No further context provided.
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Blood drives eyed at Aiken high schools for education program
The Shepeard Community Blood Center asked the Aiken County School Board to allow blood drives at high schools as part of an educational program to meet regional hospital needs. Donor rates are low with many baby boomers now users, and ages 16 to donate were discussed.
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Aiken County Board To Education
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Pamela Rascon
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Linda Eldridge
New Ellenton Middle School
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Fisher-Price recalls 500000 Laugh and Learn Bunny toys
About 500000 Laugh and Learn Learning Bunny Toys imported by Fisher-Price are recalled due to a detachable pink nose posing a choking hazard. An additional 700000 are sold worldwide with no injuries reported. The 10 inch yellow bunny features green and orange ears and musical sounds.
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