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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2010
Page
3
A letter urges cautious use of mug shots on the front page arguing for a "10 Most Wanted" headline on page six instead. The writer calls for more space for local good news and questions aid to Haiti amid domestic financial worries and distrust of credit card practices.
The call to strip Mark McGwire of his batting title and to exclude him from the Hall of Fame marks a heated debate on ethics in sports. Proponents argue it would set a strong example for youth athletes, while opponents warn of retroactive punishment and lasting impact on legacies.
Citizens hear that an individual was denied removal from an overlay district by the City Council. Officials pursue new highway overlay districts covering property lines to street, affecting residents and businesses. urging action against the policy.
Readers speculate on rising fuel costs as prices hover near and surpass the three dollar mark. Call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with brief, publishable comments. Names not required.
Holley Heating and Air received the 2009 Business and Aging Award from Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer in Aiken. Owner Lee Boylston and staffer Ryan Robinson were honored for longtime Meals on Wheels deliveries, senior outreach, and a centennial gift of 6000 to 12 local groups.
Award winning comedy returns to Etherredge Center tonight and Wednesday with a cast of Cici DeJesus Jason Shipman Chelsea Crook Devon Hampton and Stephanie Sexton. The production advances to Kennedy Center regional finals in Tennessee and then a national contest in Washington DC.
Reader submissions are welcome at the Aiken Standard. For questions contact Managing Editor Michael Gibbons or News Director Tim O Briant. newsroom line is 644 2401. publisher Scott B Hunter can be reached at 644 2345.
Jobs for Life has aided over 50 Aiken County residents in gaining employability through biblically based two day weekly instruction. Eight more adults start an eight week session this month coordinated by Christ Central Mission in Aiken, hosting at First Christian Church and New Covenant Presbyterian. Volunteers mentor, employers attend sessions and stress punctuality, resume building, and communication while stressing each person’s value. The program expands nationally to 114 cities and seeks more volunteers via Christ Central Aiken.
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