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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2007
Page
3
Sheila Wagner argues that smoking bans improve health and insurance, comparing New York and Northern states to South Carolina. She urges smokers to stay home to protect non smokers and children, noting frustration with smoke around grandchildren.
Readers critique monthly court roll calls as unnecessary and wasteful arguing mistrials and work time. They call for well publicized town halls and note low attendance at the January 4 Legislative Delegation meeting. They suggest lawmakers engage citizens and invite public input.
Ten Aiken County teachers have earned National Board Certification, including Aiken Middle School gifted program teacher Margaret Fussell. The credential is highly regarded and comes with a $7,500 annual incentive for 10 years. Dr Cecilia Davidson notes she supported the initiative and coordinated video recordings of teaching demonstrations.
Billie Cansier at North Augusta High School and nine others including Sarah Elvis of Aiken Elementary and Margaret Fussell of Aiken Middle School are recognized as National Board Certified. State Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum notes the achievement surpasses ten percent of SC teachers. Busbee Principal John Mills cites three new certified staff from his school and Fussell highlights long term growth and adaptability for diverse learners.
An Aiken City Council member accuses developer William Gingrey of duping the city by buying land off Pine Log Road and proposing a 25‑lot subdivision on 12.6 acres on Douglas Drive. The Planning Commission backed rezoning and a concept plan amid questions about sale publicity and promised green space.
Aiken County School Board members argued over a staff report on a proposed policy to allow dual duty employees who drive buses to hold another part time school job. New member Wesley Hightower challenged the presentation and questioned prior discussions.
Information on delivery times costs and policies for the Aiken Standard including mail rates, weekend schedules, re delivery hours and cancellation rules. Addresses and contact details for the publisher and newsroom are provided along with payment guidance and carrier approval notes.
A local notice proclaims January as the month of Enthusiasm in Aiken. Lottery results are listed: Cash 3 Midday 2 8 2, Cash 4 Midday 2 7 2 6, Cash 3 Evening 8 0 3, Cash 4 Evening 1 2 7 2, Fantasy 5 15 4 35 12 29, Mega Millions 54 11 7 38 26 Mega Ball 13.
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