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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2006
Page
3
A Graniteville reader commends Sheriff Hunt for speaking openly about Chief Napier and local issues. The letter defends the sheriff and cites concerns over a $340 000 misallocation and past disputes with Phil Napier. It lauds the sheriff’s honesty and backbone.
Readers praise Phil Napier for contributing to the town of Graniteville and the local fire department while condemning mudslinging. The letter encourages civic pride and notes ongoing TalkBack submissions to the Aiken Standard via phone, email, or the paper's website.
January brings a surge in fitness at Gold’s Gym and similar centers as people commit to regular workouts, add activities like rollerblading, and seek long term lifestyle changes. Experts note January is the busiest month, with benefits spanning weight loss to improved cardio and strength.
Heidi Lindler, a junior at the Governor's School for Science and Math, describes her transformation from a quirky fourth-grader to a disciplined student. She handles four AP courses, plans college at Clemson, and participates in a six‑week research project while performing community service tutoring and exploring economics and chemistry interests.
Brian Looney of the Savannah River Technology Center in Aiken wins the National Ground Water Association 2005 Technology Award for major contributions to ground water science. He is a senior research engineer with SRTC and has led development of The PHOSter system and patent-pending PrecipipiPHOS and In Situ Generation of Oxygen Releasing techniques.
Looney, adjunct Clemson University professor, developed PHOSter a phosphorus nutrient system for in plume remediation using safe organic phosphate vapor. It speeds decontamination, cuts costs, and limits energy use. NGWA lauds his ground water innovations and impact. Contact Cliff Treyens for details.
The notice lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and provides newsroom phone numbers for Local News Features and Sports. It notes Scott B. Hunter contact details and outlines publication by Aiken Communications Inc. The Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2005 include November 24 25 and December 23 24.
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