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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2011
Page
3
The author argues federal rules on mortgages create incentives for delinquency, with smaller government improving business. They challenge news on NASCAR attendance declines and attribute it to Southern roots and Northern adoption of the sport.
Community member Amy praised for park cleanup activities. Discussion arises about guiding drivers to proper parking spaces and improving readability of parking signs. Local residents seek clearer signage to reduce confusion and improve access.
A reader defends Michelle Obama’s effort to help children amid political talk about Barack Obama’s two year horizon to fix national issues. The commenter dismisses Rush Limbaugh’s rhetoric and calls for calmer, common sense at the table.
Readers may call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard com to leave brief comments. Names are not required and will not be published, and the newspaper reserves the right to edit for space and content.
A North Augusta landlord found about 80 marijuana plants and growing equipment during repairs at a tenant’s residence. Matthew Brown III is wanted for manufacturing marijuana near a park, with authorities still seeking him. Detectives seized plants, growth liquids, lights, and climate gear.
Seventh grader Christian Tiffany redesigned a color blindness test for preschoolers. Second through seventh graders entered 23 projects, including a wheelchair demonstration linked to a bike, an organized hairclip stand, and pocketed flip flops for beach finds.
Aiken residents convened to start an Aiken County chapter of Friends of Juvenile Justice, a state faith based group aiding DJJ. Andrew McCaskill coordinates the effort with participants from DJJ Children s Place Guardian ad Litem Aiken School District and local churches. The next meeting is March 16 at Christ Central on Richland Avenue.
Dr. Frank Roberson, superintendent of Richmond County Schools, remains hospitalized in Augusta after an illness Tuesday night. Family has not released details on his condition as of Thursday night. Roberson, a native of Aiken County, spent 27 years in that district and earlier served as associate superintendent for instruction until 2005.
A Black History Jazz Concert featuring Preston and Weston with Sandra Simmons will be held today from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St. N.E. Tickets are seven dollars and may be bought in advance at Smith-Hazel. for more information call 642-7634.
The notice lists office hours and contact details for Aiken Standard staff and departments. It provides a phone number and email patterns, the publication’s mailing address, and details about Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2011 including specific dates through December.
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