Editorials Show Broader Voices Beyond Moses Mims
Readers are reminded that opinion pages feature writers besides Moses Mims. The note highlights diverse perspectives on current events and public matters.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2010
Page
3
Readers are reminded that opinion pages feature writers besides Moses Mims. The note highlights diverse perspectives on current events and public matters.
Readers criticize city for not trimming bushes on Richland Avenue causing limited traffic visibility near Park Avenue Train Depot. They question a 3 million dollar project and denounce Senator Jim DeMint for delaying TSA head nomination, claiming political games risk national security.
A reader reflects on city spending changes with downtown tourist growth. They question if higher taxes and annexation to attract visitors justified the added service costs and stretched staff, noting strain on city employees and a perceived bias toward "important people." The piece ends by asserting the president does not belong to Moses Mims and affirming the office holder’s legitimacy.
A letter asks why taxpayers would fund a new Monetta school for Saluda County pupils when they could bus them to Aiken High or Wagener Salley. It invites readers to comment via TalkBack or email with brief opinions.
Two good Samaritans, Stephen Shunn and Tim Lowman, chased down a Bath house fire on Williamson Street and helped Edith Martin escape before firefighters arrived. Fire officials ruled faulty wiring caused the blaze and no one was injured.
Susan L. Taylor urged turning convictions into commitments during a Martin Luther King Jr. tribute at Aiken Technical College. The Essence magazine former editor and founder of the National Cares Mentoring Movement highlighted King’s unfinished goals like ending war, poverty and racism and urged mentoring to improve local education.
The Aiken County School District showcased an evolving parent information page on its site with an alphabetical index by Ashley Logan and Terry Hallman. The board discussed discipline procedures, potential tribunal hires, and a proposed property tax reform measure that could cost up to 300000 annually, while Martha Messick was named assistant principal at South Aiken High School.
The Central Riders Relay For Life Team sponsors a steak or chicken dinner on February 20 at Central Baptist Church Fellowship Hall in Aiken. Tickets are $12 and include baked potato or fries salad dessert and drink. Order by February 12 by calling Tiffany Nix or Michelle Anderson.
Reader submissions are encouraged by the Aiken Standard. Email editorial at sub missions to editorial aikenstandard.com or contact Michael Gibbons managing editor at 644 2381. For subscriptions call EZPay rates and delivery dates listed for 2009, with various mailing options and addresses.
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