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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2008
Page
3
Oprah presents a program on energy saving aimed at the public. The segment notes personal actions like reducing jet travel and napkin use to curb environmental impact.
A resident thanks helpers who stopped to assist after pulling over near Shadow Oaks last weekend. The note asks neighbors to remove Christmas decorations and offers blessings in a brief, respectful message.
The text asserts that global warming is occurring worldwide and unrelated to local weather, framing climate change as a global rather than local phenomenon. No named individuals, organizations, dates, or concrete events are provided.
A reader prefers a Sam's Club in Aiken over driving to Augusta citing shorter travel and less traffic while acknowledging ongoing club availability discussions.
Readers weigh safety versus projects as Aiken Public Safety vehicles begin a two year rollout to access past calls and vehicle data. Critics urge funding for all cars, railroad station, and the African American Choral Center, preferring timely outfitting and safer officers.
County Sheriff Michael Hunt asked to exempt his department from a take-home vehicle policy under review by the Administrative Committee. He argued the Sheriff's Office follows its own accreditation rules and should continue to allow take-home use for official duties and occasional stops such as milk purchases. Committee members noted no broad misuse but want to deter unauthorized use while drafting a county take-home policy, with risk manager preparing a default approach.
The 2007 success prompts two concurrent events on April 28 at The Reserve Club in Woodside Plantation. A 10 a.m. shotgun start will launch rounds on the Reserve Course and Hollow Creek Course. Proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society and Relay for Life with sponsors and donated gifts.
More than $80,000 in grants are awarded to fire departments statewide with portions for local agencies under the Operations and Safety Program. Funds may cover training wellness fitness equipment PPE station modifications and facility upgrades. Barnwell's Friendship Community Fire Department gets 57000 and Montmorenci Volunteer FD 104161 while Salley Volunteer Fire Department receives 9500.
Andrew Toney 49 turned himself in after being linked to an assault at a downtown Park Avenue grocery store last month and a weekend hit and run. Police say a second suspect, his son Andrew L Toney 26, remains on the Most Wanted list for forgery counts.
The Aiken Design Review Board approved a stairwell addition to the Rye Patch rear porch. The decision depends on clarifying the Zoning Ordinance demolition definition. Renovations target summer finish with other approvals for 342 Berrie Road and 251 Newberry Street projects.
An OCR reads delivery and EZ Pay rates for the Aiken Standard with contact details and postage changes. The notice lists subscription options 3 months 3780 7350 and 145.00 2730 8360 107.20 with rates higher outside standard delivery. It includes phone number 803 648 2311 and upcoming delivery dates for 2008 including January February March April and other dates.
Tuesday midday numbers include Pick 3 1 3 0 and Pick 4 3 4 5 7. Evening draws show Pick 3 3 3 and Pick 4 7 7 0 5. Palmetto Cash 5 listed 1011 18 27 with additional notes. Fantasy 5 and Mega Millions numbers provided with various digits.
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