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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2010
Page
3
The speaker argues that the wrong party won and calls for a total reset. They urge removing current leaders, voting out incumbents, and starting anew to restore governance. The message emphasizes decisive change and collective action.
Comment questions if personal disability should affect job prospects and raises concerns about affiliations while noting Obama’s appointment of a transgender individual. The writer critiques access to information about Hanford site tours and SRS registration and expresses broader mistrust of national security matters.
Proposed funding split would require sharing the Ridge-Spring Monetta construction cost between Aiken County and Saluda County. Local officials discuss equitable burden and project viability as talks continue.
A visitor from Aiken questions the city’s traffic signal timing. They ask why advance green for left turns is not implemented and urge improved standards. They seek explanation and potential action from city traffic officials.
A note labels the shows as unsuitable for kids and condemns promoting the station. It cites a 7 p.m. airing in Aiken as problematic and warns parents about the program.
Readers demand fuller reporting on Charlie Sheen’s alleged domestic violence against women, noting he once injured a wife while contrasting with the extensive front-page treatment of Chris Brown. The message objects to perceived media bias and calls for balanced coverage.
Readers urged to call the TalkBack hotline or email editorial at the Aiken Standard with brief comments on football coverage ending the season. Names not required and comments may be edited for space and content.
Chukker Creek Elementary School marked its national Blue Ribbon award with a Sunday program featuring songs essays and remarks Principal Amy Gregory and teacher of the year Sheryln Chapnam were among honorees In Washington D C last fall Rep Tom Young presented a plaque and banner Gregory praised staff parents and students for sustaining an excellent reputation since 1995 The ceremony included performances by the boys choir and student readers Allison Skipper Hannan Price and Caroline Terry spoke about the honor and the school’s commitment to top quality education.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity will host its annual Martin Luther King Jr breakfast at USC Aiken in the Business and Education Building on Saturday at 9 a.m. Guest speaker Hervery B O Young, a Spartanburg attorney and former district director of Alpha Phi Alpha, will attend and the group will present its Drum Major award.
Lucinda Kenner longtime district teacher remains active in volunteering at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School and Second Baptist Church school. The Aiken County Board of Education meets district office Tuesday at 7 p.m. with a disciplinary update from Levi Green and a Kevin O Gorman instructional websites presentation. Community input sessions begin this week with Aiken High hosting Thursday at 6 30 p.m. to discuss facility needs and board consideration.
The Aiken Standard publishes daily from 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802. Contact: editorial staff at 648-2311 or editorial aikenstandard.com. newsroom line 644-2401. circulation at 644-2345. mailing address P O Box 456. Online EZ Pay rates listed for 3, 6, 12 months with multiple options.
Aiken City Council meets Monday Jan 11 at 7 p.m. at 214 Park Ave S W. Old business covers appointments to boards and commissions. New business includes first reading of ordinances on property conveyance along Ligon Street, Village at Woodside plan changes, rezoning Helping Hands to Planned Institutional, removing property from the Historic District, and resolutions on land dedication at Whitney Polo Field and an agreement with the bishop of Charleston.
Aiken Public Safety responded to a Sunday disturbance in the Break Room parking lot. Christina Angela Cuteri, 21, of North Augusta, allegedly had a handgun fall from her jacket during the altercation and was arrested for unlawful carrying after denying ownership. She was detained at the county detention center.
The notice lists January as the month for Aiken’s character trait punctuality. It also reports Georgia Lottery results for Sunday including Pick 3 0 4 1 Pick 4 1 4 8 4 Cash 3 and Cash 4 midday and evening draws with various numbers, noting some figures were not available at presstime.
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