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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 2008

Page

9

Editorial: Solve road problems before they get started

Aiken plans to add turn lanes at Silver Bluff and Dougherty, build connectors between Silver Bluff Whiskey and Whiskey Powderhouse, to ease Whiskey Road congestion. A Walmart on Richland Ave has cut Whiskey traffic by 2,000 cars daily, shifting cars to Richland Ave. Growth on western and northern Aiken may require road expansion soon to prevent future bottlenecks.

Aiken Silver Bluff Dougherty Roads Whiskey Roads Whiskey Powderhouse Whiskey Road Wal-Mart Richland Avenue

Pulpit exchange bridges faith across downtown churches

An editor notes a Sunday pulpit exchange between Rev. Doug Slaughter of St John United Methodist and Dr. George Howle of Second Baptist. The service, timed with Dr. King Day, highlighted faith over color, urging unity through faith, love, hope, and compassion.

Doug Slaughter St. John’s United Methodist Church George Howle Second Baptist Church Aiken South St. John Slaughter Martin Luther King Jr

Aiken Standard Staff Roles Listed in Byline

Aiken Standard announces editorial and business leadership roles with Scott B. Hunter as publisher Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor Scot Newcon regulatory director Stephen A. Bailey business manager Michael W. Gibbons managing editor and others named in byline lines reflecting staff assignments.

Bonds of Love Survive Alzheimer's and Death in 2007

A personal column recalls the joint end of two longtime spouses, Ruby and Pal, whose love endured Alzheimer's and cancer. The narrator details their meeting, marriage in College Place United Methodist Church, caregiving years, and the final moments when Pal died first and Ruby followed two months later, forming a shared, peaceful end.

Daddy Columbia College Place United Methodist Church Florida Ruby Jewel Is Chai Charleston Lunder Pal

Everitt brings new hope to Aiken public schools

Jon Samuel writes that Dr. Everitt, new superintendent of Aiken County Schools, inspires officials, teachers, and students. He praises her Albuquerque achievements, the Schofield Middle School Strings program, and the Midland Valley High School laptop initiative led by Principal Doris Hickson, noting integrated digital curricula and community support as vital to local economic development.

Aiken County Everitt Albuquerque Schofield Middle School Midland Valley High School Senate Jim Ritchie South Carolina Doris Hickson Dr. Everit Midland ‘Valley High School Jon Samuel

King speech cited as symbol of dream by urban planning professor

Henry Louis Jr of the University of Buffalo notes MLK's most famous moment is the I Have a Dream speech. He says few understand the concrete content of that dream and veelly remarks on public memory of the phrase.

Martin Luther King Can Sy Henry Louis Jr University of Buffalo

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