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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 2007
Page
3
Aiken County residents vent about smoking in cars with children, crosses in roadways, a storm water tax, and political commentary. The letters touch on religion, public policy, and local governance without offering concrete solutions.
The Aiken Standard clarifies that the 2006 South Aiken High School Tennis Invitational results ran in Sundays edition. The correct 2007 results appear in today's sports section. The Standard regrets the error.
The 142nd Battle of Aiken re-enactment was canceled Sunday due to heavy rain and a severe weather warning from the National Weather Service. Organizers cited public and re-enactor safety while expressing disappointment but understanding the precaution.
North Augusta Elementary hosted a math and science day with Dr Dianne Snyder of Augusta State University guiding hands on activities. About 70 volunteers including 50 teacher cadets from North Augusta High School assisted with stations on bones fingerprints and other biology topics.
The notice lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and newsroom contacts for Local news Features and Sports. It provides publisher contact Scott B. Hunter and confirms address and ISSN. Delivery schedules include Sunday Plus dates and 6 a.m. on weekdays. re delivery hours and payment terms are noted.
Sunday numbers for Pick 3 Evening 0 3 0 Pick 4 Evening 0 7 7 2 Cash 3 Evening 2 7 9 Cash 4 Evening 6 2 4 4 Fantasy 5 9 19 36 37 39 Late Saturday numbers Cash 4 Evening 2 1 7 7 Fantasy 5 3 7 15 21 25
The Aiken County Open Land Trust held its annual meeting at Rose Hill Estate with nearly 70 attendees. ACOLT president Dr. Harry Shealy Jr. praised the turnout as a sign of community support for land conservation and easement education. Ecologist David Scott noted Aiken’s heritage value of undeveloped land and the need to balance development with quality of life.
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