Mystery of misdelivered Christmas packages
A reader question asks if the woman with mistakenly placed Christmas packages in her car identified the rightful owners. The note seeks closure on a local mix up and how it was resolved.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2009
Page
3
A reader question asks if the woman with mistakenly placed Christmas packages in her car identified the rightful owners. The note seeks closure on a local mix up and how it was resolved.
The message urges raising taxes on cigarettes and gasoline to fund state revenue and curb driving, pollution, and accidents. It also suggests an alcohol tax and urges the city manager to install streetlights and sidewalks on Columbia’s Southside.
Bealert notices thieves stealing from cars in the parking lot of the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Officials advise owners to secure belongings and report any suspicious activity to authorities.
Residents are urged to attend council meetings to learn how funds are allocated and spent. Officials emphasize transparency and accountability in fiscal decisions and budget reviews.
A reader argues for banning transfats and certain foods to curb obesity and criticizes higher medical fees for overweight individuals. The piece blames food companies for health issues and cites Serena Williams as a questionable example.
A speaker thanks the person who returned a wedding band found in Publix. The note expresses heartfelt appreciation and pride in a trustworthy community.
The user reports poor reception on digital TV channels using an outside antenna. Suggestions include checking coax connections, verifying antenna alignment, ensuring the antenna is rated for UHF VHF, scanning for channels, and inspecting the mast, grounding, and splitter. Consider resonance issues, amplifier needs, and potential firmware on the TV tuner.
A reader calls for Mark Sanford to endure a $700 monthly living stipend and shares contact options for the Aiken Standard TalkBack feature, noting names may be omitted and comments may be edited for space.
Aiken hosts the South Carolina Lions District 32B Mid Winter Rally January 23 and 24 with about 250 visitors. Mayor Cavanaugh and Lynn Brisson of Aiken Mid Day Lions Club praise volunteers serving the community and announce Lions Week January 18 24.
The St. Andrews Society of Aiken hosts the annual Robert Burns Night at Newberry Hall with social at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. A silent auction, Parade Of Tartans, ceilidh, and songs will follow, led by Norman and Meagan Livermore and the Augusta Highland Pipe Band. Tickets must be bought by Tuesday at nearby shops. for details call Kath erine Brooks or Sue Ellis.
The A honor roll for the 2008 09 second quarter features dozens of students from South Aiken Christen School including Shay Arsenault Bella Black Seth Butcher Braden Comar Jacob Corey Alyssa Day Edward Farfan Madison Hall Mayde Hetu Noah Murphy Jenna Saul Sydney Saunders Chandler Sharp and many more. Courtney Childs of Riker earns a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Lander University.
The Aiken Standard publishes daily since 1867 from 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802. Office hours 8:30 to 5 Monday to Friday. Staff emails and phone lines listed for Tim O Briant Michael Gibbons Cam Huffman Scott B Hunter. EZ Pay and subscription rates shown for 3 6 and 12 months with special Sunday delivery dates for 2008.
Saturday draw results show Pick 3 Midday 1 7 9 and Evening 2 1 1, Pick 4 Midday 6 6 6 2 and Evening 0 8 3 5. Powerball 2 5 9 23 59 with Powerball 26 and Powerplay unknown. Cash 3 Midday 2 3 7 and Cash 4 Midday 0 0 8 4. Cash 3 Evening 6 8 4. Win For Life 41 28 7 2 18 40. Free Ball 31. Cash 4 Evening 7 7 8 3 and Fantasy 5 4 12 14 22 29 not available. see next paper.
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