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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2010
Page
3
A reader flames the city for not using new traffic signals to issue red light or right turn on red tickets, arguing it would boost safety and revenue. The letter condemns perceived media bias and distrust in newspapers, urging return to impartial reporting and public accountability.
A reader notes that where one lives or the exact address has no bearing on the level of service received. The piece argues behavior and approach of staff matter more than location in shaping customer experience.
A harsh regional call to action about crime and firefighting, urging stronger local enforcement. It frames Sheriff Hunt as pivotal in reducing drug activity in New Ellenton and warns that neglect would worsen the town’s drug problem. The plea assigns responsibility and emphasizes proactive policing and fire safety.
In 2010 discussions question whether child support payments benefit children or support custodial parents. Critics urge clarity for judges and lawyers while highlighting responsibility shared by men and women.
Reported drive through stop signs at the intersection of Boardman and Two Notch by several SUVs. Residents question if an exemption or special rule applies, seeking clarification from traffic authorities.
A reader argues low temperatures and snow days prove global warming. The note cites Monday morning being 13 degrees below normal and forecasts of snow Thursday, framing it as evidence against climate trends.
Readers urged not to watch the show and to call or email the Aiken Standard Talk Back hotline. Comments may be edited for space and content, names not required, and readers are encouraged to keep messages brief.
Albert Cave Jr. faces first degree burglary with potential life term as jury weighs mishandled palm print evidence. Detective Royster kept the print in a lab from Jan 7 to Jan 11 2007, amid procedural gaps and contested handling. Evidence center disputes center on palm print match to Cave and its impact on the trial.
The Martha Schofield High School Alumni Legacy Foundation celebrates its third All-Classes Reunion at Newberry Hall and funds four scholarships for current college freshmen descended from alumni. Recipients Kaylan Brandon Adams Earnest Saylor Jr Ashley Adams and April Adams reflect on education and future careers as the group plans fashion shows and a Family Fun Day to sustain the program.
The CSRA Knitters Guild plans its first full meeting Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in Aiken Public Library with temporary officers, aiming to join TKGA. Members will discuss New Year knitting resolutions and February yarn swap, and attendees are urged to bring projects for on-site help from experienced knitters.
The Aiken Kidney Benefit Inc will hold auditions for Cinderella at South Aiken Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 2 pm and Monday at 7 pm. The production runs at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts March 19 28. More information at aikenkidneybenefit.com or dan theleesite.com.
The Aiken Standard lists contact details for Tim O Briant and Michael Gi and provides newsroom and circulation information. It outlines subscription rates EZ Pay options for 3, 6, and 12 months, plus delivery notes and 2009 Sunday Plus dates.
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