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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 2010
Page
3
A reader praises teachers for giving end of holiday papers to keep students focused and remind them school matters during Christmas break. The note also criticizes parents for excuses and urges teaching children to enjoy learning at every level.
The Hospice Care center expresses gratitude to all contributors to the Gifts For Grands program. The gifts brightened the holiday for seniors in their care.
A letter from a Clemson supporter urges fan confidence after a bowl victory, comparing schedules with South Carolina and arguing for focus on on field results. The writer dismisses rival critiques and urges broader state pride in both teams.
Criminal charges include domestic violence and assault with various ages heights and weights listed. Names like Thomas Avery Martin appear among the high risk individuals. A contact number 800 922 9709 is provided with Crimestoppers 888 599 tips.
The Aiken Standard lists the Dec 31 bookings at Doris C. Gra vat Detention Center. It names Curtis Otts Nicholas 53 with charges including drug paraphernalia and grand larceny, along with 20 other individuals facing various offenses and bonds. Online access to full records is available via the Crime tab on aikenstandard.com.
The notice lists office hours and contacts for Tim O Briant and Michael Gibbens at the Aiken Standard, with a publication history since 1867. It includes mailing address, phone numbers, and staff emails, plus EZ Pay rates and delivery dates for Sunday and weekend editions.
The Aiken County Registration and Elections Commission will meet Monday at 5 30 p m at the Registration and Elections Office building. The Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society will hold its January meeting Sunday Jan 10 at 3 p m in the Lynch Building Annex Tompkins Library Edgefield with Dr E Mims Mobley presenting a 25th anniversary program. The public is invited and refreshments will be served. For more information call 803 637 4010.
City residents learn January's featured trait for Aiken is punctuality. Lottery results for Friday and Thursday include Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws, Palmetto Cash 5, Power Up, Cash 3 and 4, Fantasy 5. Mega Millions and further details were unavailable at presstime and will appear in Sunday's edition.
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