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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 2008
Page
3
A reader reflects on Genesis inspired order of world formation joining science and scripture. They note ancient and modern views align on chaos water land plants animals humans and claim God’s timeless perspective suggests we should think smaller.
Community readers commend Mrs. B's Bakery downtown for its beautiful cakes while noting the sports section has little to report. The mention of Clemson women's basketball appears as a separate, minor reference in this brief page item.
The section argues that cooler than normal readings in some regions do not negate overall warming trends. It emphasizes that global climate change reflects long term averages and patterns rather than isolated temperature dips.
A reader criticizes a two hour limit and parking in downtown for a three hour art class at Aiken Center for the Arts. Another note questions a car sale near Aiken Memorial Cemetery as disrespectful and invites comment via hotline and email.
Local veterinarian Marianne Priest opened Family Pet Practices at 3834 Duches Road offering low cost care with waivers for exam fees from noon to 2 pm Monday through Friday. Services include acupuncture and chiropractic care for animals, with a focus on dogs and cats and some horse care, plus emergency referrals via Palmetto Regional Emergency Hospital for Animals. The office aims for a homey, family atmosphere and operates 9 am to 7 pm by appointment. Contact 648-0998.
Oakwood Windsor Elementary students welcomed Dr Deborah Ashcraft and two assistants for a dental health session. The event included puppets with large teeth for brushing practice and family nights covering science health and nutrition with local teachers and USC Aiken graduate Gail Wilkinson coordinating activities.
Rick and Tracey Kenworthy Turner launch Sundowner Trailers of Aiken on US Highway 1 near the Jaycees Fairgrounds. The 12 acre site includes a 6,000 square foot office and 14,000 square foot warehouse with plans for an 18,000 square foot retail center. The couple, long involved with equine life, say the business aligns with their passion and allows support for community events. Contact numbers are 642-4300 and 866-532-5552 and the site is sundownerofaiken dot com.
Postal notice from The Aiken Standard outlines address changes and subscription delivery details. It lists a new P.O. Box and contact number, and notes Sunday Plus subscribers will receive the paper on specific upcoming dates.
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