16 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2006
Page
1
Brian Sanders and Jack Walker note the location for the February art display in Hitchcock Healthcare lobby featuring two area artists. Cheney recalls a violent day in a quoted interview, reflecting on the shooting incident. GoTunes.tv debuts as a local bands site via the Aiken Standard in January.
Aiken Standard spotlights reading with a discussion on The Game of Sunken Places by M T Anderson. Marty Darby Jr and Howard Toole Sr are noted in the page's deaths and funerals section.
Tonight marks the opening of the Aiken Women's Heart Board's 37th Annual Heart Benefit. Only a few tickets are left for the performance Hearts ville 28 Miles about a small town election with two mayoral candidates debating a proposed freeway. Director Jim Moore notes tickets are available on page 12A.
Aiken Public Safety notes teens post personal details on MySpace.com and warns predators have used the site in eight Northeast assaults. A 16 year old student at a local high school admits drinking, highlighting risky online sharing. Burgess urges caution despite some protections on youths under 14.
The Aiken County Board of Education ended Tuesday’s meeting without a closed session as Dr. John Bradley praised a civil tone. Jet Beckum apologized for prior remarks and Bradley offered his own apology, highlighting a need for more public input opportunities to bridge differences.
State House steps ceremony marks dedication of a memorial listing 308 fallen officers. Gov. Sanford and leaders praise families and describe the monument as a healing beacon with a central column bearing Lest We Forget and a blue line across the plaza. Deputy James Alexander Burdette honored by wife Nicole Burdette and community figures.
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