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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2014
Page
3
A reader contends against water rate increases while noting conservation efforts and asks what to do with excess food after a power outage in New Ellenton amid icy road conditions. The letter reflects community frustration and appreciation for midweek newspaper delivery during outages.
Residents call for burying electrical lines across Aiken County to prevent outages. They ask why 2014 saw no undergrounding and warn trees and storms can topple overhead lines, causing repeated disruptions.
Kudos to the manager and staff for outstanding morning after the ice storm service. The piece notes organized friendly help for those seeking hot meals after a disastrous night and reflects on nature and tree risks near power lines. A TalkBack hotline and email are offered for reader comments.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error from page 1A on Tuesday about business licenses. Most out of town storm cleanup firms receive one-time job licenses, with a fee of at least $90. Readers may report facts to Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or editorial@aislens?
Cheyenne Blanchard and thousands of Aiken County students resumed classes after an ice storm knocked out power for six days. East Aiken School of the Arts students and staff faced disruptions but planned to cover missed lessons and prioritize essential standards. Principal Lisa Fallon checked on facilities as power returned late Sunday, while teachers regrouped to recover lost instructional time.
The message lists Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Toah Feit as Sports Editor with Aiken Standard contact numbers 803-644-2364 and 803-644-2389 respectively. No article content is provided.
Aiken County Board of Education sets March 7 and March 21 as make up days after a harsh ice storm. Members seek two additional make up days while debating potential district forgiveness of missed days and the impact on instructional time. Vice Chairman Levi Green urges avoiding forgiving days if education time is at stake. Chair Rosemary English praises efforts to keep students safe and on schedule.
The Aiken Standard notes that about 75 percent of district schools exceed 40 years in age with half over 60, and some much older. Committees conclude insufficient funding prevents replacements or upgrades, though schools remain safe and clean. Also reported are spelling bee winners and MLK commemorative event students.
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