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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2015
Page
3
The speaker argues that tax cuts favor the wealthy and create concentration of wealth, asserting that a 1 percent would own over half. They question Republican patriotism, accusing them of cutting military priorities yet funding programs that benefit donors.
A complainant over a restaurant beverage policy drew criticism from locals who claim the critique harms owners and diners. The discussion touched on leadership, travel expenses, and broader concerns about poverty, schools, and wages in the state.
A reader laments the lack of quality panini and soup spots in Aiken compares to Augusta and asks for recommendations. They also comment on the retrieval of black boxes from an Asian airliner, suggesting continuous data transmission to ease future recoveries.
Readers praise responders who cleared debris and restored traffic after a major I20 accident. The note encourages comments via TalkBack at 803-644-2384 or editorial at AikenStandard.com, stating names are optional and comments may be edited for space and content.
A tracking app monitors municipal snowplow cleanup, highlighting which cities meet schedules and which fall behind. Officials cite weather impacts while residents press for faster clearing and clearer service timelines across regions.
CNTA announces five new board members for 2015 joining eight added last year and 28 total. New members Byron Bush Wyatt Clark James Curtiss Jill O'Donnell and Joe Ortaldo bring nuclear expertise from Savannah River Site Huntington Ingalls Industries and SRS legacy roles. Existing 2014 additions Rick Ford Joyce Hortonton and Rick Sprague also join the expanded board, reflecting a broad cross section of nuclear professionals.
The Little Bake Shoppe at 1552 Whiskey Road opens in Aiken, offshoot of Wagener shop, offering breads, cookies, cakes and meals made mostly from scratch. Manager Jayme Hege says about 90 percent of items are homemade, with some larger breads baked at Wagener and delivered daily. Owners Jerald and Joanna Hoover, Pennsylvanians now in Wagener, bring Amish and Mennonite roots. Hours are Tue–Fri 7 am–5 pm and Sat 7 am–2 pm. Phone 803-226-0703.
The Kiwanis Club of Aiken meets Thursday at 12 30 p.m. at Cumberland Village Clubhouse with Larry Comegys of Aiken Land Conservancy as guest. Events include Yesterday's Sounds at the Aiken DAV Friday 7 30 to 11 p.m. admission seven dollars. Clay Brown performs 60s soul Friday 8 p.m. at Newberry Opera House with tickets twenty dollars. Aiken County Recreation Center hosts a couponing class Saturday 3 p.m. cost ten dollars, registration required. Overeaters Anonymous meets Thursday 7 p.m. at St John’s United Methodist Church room 121. contact details provided.
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