Removing marker from plastic solutions
A reader suggests methods to remove black marker from plastic surfaces. Use fingernail polish remover or hairspray, alcohol, Expo cleaner for whiteboards, or a Mr. Clean sponge to lift the stain.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2012
Page
3
No one is perfect and we should judge less
A reflective post argues people judge others including the president and their driving, speed and driving errors. The author urges humility and prayer, noting that only God is perfect. The voice cautions readers to improve behavior and avoid harsh judgment.
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City of Aiken Tax Burden Sparks Debate
City of Aiken faces criticism over tax policy alleging private debts become public obligations. Critics claim the city council backs friends, funds raises for workers while residents suffer, creating a 61 percent tax burden relative to the county.
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Request for Yellow Line Updates Behind Red Lobster and Bank
A reader reports existing yellow lines on the road behind Red Lobster and a bank are faded or obscured. Drivers claim to travel in the center, creating a dangerous condition and prompting demand for repainting and clear visibility.
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Protocol for servers in Aiken regarding tipping
A diner states guidelines for tipping and service flow. He notes tipping 20 to 40 percent and requests servers to clear dishes and offer coffee and dessert before presenting the bill. He criticizes being asked for payment while still eating.
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Aiken
County landmarks face furniture delivery mixup
A delivery driver asked for directions to a resident on the Southside noting a junk yard turnoff. The writer condemns city and county governance for high taxes supporting downtown upkeep while failing on navigation.
Community feedback on new Family Y opening in Aiken
Readers praise the new Family Y in Aiken County and report positive first impressions of staff. A reader signed up as a new member and plans to return, inviting others to share experiences via TalkBack or email.
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Carolina Bay Area Closed for Forestry Management
The Carolina Bay area will close starting today for forestry management with crews clearing undergrowth. Officials say the shutdown could last one to one and a half weeks depending on weather and barriers will be removed once trails reopen.
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Rutland Drive Listing Appears in Aiken Standard Contact Info
A listing shows a location at 326 Rutland Drive with phone and fax numbers for the Aiken Standard. The text includes executive editor and sports editor contact emails and numbers. The fragment provides newspaper staff roles and the publication site.
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Aiken County to hold final reading on district redrawing
Aiken County Council will consider final reading of an ordinance redrawing its eight election districts citing 2010 census population shifts to ensure one man one vote. The NAACP urges adoption of its map to boost black representation in Districts 3 and 5, while District 8 stays minority majority. Council meets 7 p.m. at 736 Richland Ave W and the plan goes to the U.S. Justice Department for approval.
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Aiken
NAACP
Phillip Howell
LaWana McKenzie
Sandy Haskell
Man Willar Hightower
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United States Justice Department
Chambers
Richland Ave
Fraternity Honors MLK Jr At Fifth Drum Major Breakfast
Alpha Phi Alpha and Omi cron Tau Lambda Sigma Tau join in celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day with the fifth Drum Major Unity Award Breakfast. Dr. Frank Roberson receives the Drum Major award for education and recovery. Seven area high school seniors earn scholarships. Proceeds fund more awards. Mayor Cavanaugh and Rev. Dr Willam Flippin address attendees.
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Omicron Tau Lambda
Sigma Tau Chambers
Martin Luther King Jr
Brown
Frank Roberson
Richmond County
Johnathan Williams
Aiken High School
Robert Freeman
South Aiken High School
Wesley Coleman
Midland Valley High School
Freeman
Claflin
North Carolina A&t
Fred Cavanaugh
Aiken
Willam Flippin
Atlanta
Alpha Phi Alpha
Washington, D.C
Flippin
Barack Obama
Rob Novit
MLK
Thief Steals Dewali Goods From Home Depot on Whiskey Road
Police report notes Dewali items valued just over $1,000 taken from Home Depot on Whiskey Road. Other sheriff records include a 1991 Honda Accord theft from Breakers Gas Station, a vehicle break in on Washington Circle, a vacant Hugo Place home burglary in Graniteville, a stolen vehicle on State Park Road, and two boxes of jeans stolen on Sugar Cane Court. A motorcycle theft on Townsend Street was recovered, and a suspicious fire occurred on North Street in New Ellenton with a kicked door and open rear entrance.
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Whiskey Road
Breakers
University Parkway
Washington Circle
Langley
Hugo Place
Graniteville
Windsor
State Park Road
North Augusta
Pine Tree Lane
Warrenville
Sugar Cane Court
Belvedere
Townsend Street
North Street
New Ellenton
Delivery Rates and Information for Aiken Standard
Informational note on home delivery rates and frequencies for the Aiken Standard. Includes guidance on obtaining details for other delivery options.
Roberson Receives Drum Major Award After Recovery
Dr. Frank Roberson, a former Aiken educator, accepted Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity’s Drum Major Award at a breakfast honoring Martin Luther King Jr. Roberson survived an emergency brain bleed, underwent rehabilitation, and now works part time while sharing his cognitive recovery insights with teachers.
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