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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2016
Page
3
Editorial letter questions Aiken Public Safety performance and refugee crime standards. The writer argues for equal punishment for refugees and suspects, cites data on refugee crime rates, comments on dog laws and background checks, and references Iran prisoner exchanges and gun registration.
A reader comments on Owens Street access to a Wal Mart back road and urges stopping new Whiskey Road development. They praise post office service and call for community input via TalkBack hotline 803-644-2384 or editorial aikenstandard.com. Comments may be edited for space.
South Carolina midday draw outputs include Pick 3 8-6-0 and 3 0-0-6 along with Pick 4 6-6-5-8 and 0-6-1-5 Palmetto Cash 5 numbers are 1-3-9-15-16 with Power-Up 2 Georgia midday results show Cash 3 0-6-4 and Cash 4 7-2-7-8 FIVE 6-8-7-6-6 and evening draws Cash 3 3-4-5 Cash 4 4-5-9-0 and FIVE 2-7-8-5-6 Fantasy 5 numbers 36-39-7-41-17 Powerball Nos 40-52-3-67-12 Powerball 21 Powerplay 2.
Aiken County Board of Education approved Phase 2A and 2B plans for North Augusta High totaling about 215000 square feet with 81 classrooms and three labs. Phase 2A starts April, finishes July 2017. Phase 2B runs Sept 2017 to Nov 2018. Budget for both phases is 53.32 million dollars.
Ai ken County promotes Smart911 a free service enabling residents to provide address household composition medical needs and other details to 911 dispatchers. Information linked to a cellphone number can be viewed during a 911 call to speed help, even when a person cannot speak.
Tickets go on sale February 1 for the 10th Breakfast at the Gallops at the Aiken Training Track. The event runs from 8 to 10 a.m. and features training views, discussions by Barry Bornstein and Suzy Haslup, and a buffet breakfast. Proceeds support the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum.
An 8 a.m. breakfast on March 18 at the Aiken Training Track invites attendees for 20 dollars. Contact numbers 803-642-7631 or 803-643-2121, email hallof fame cityofaikense.gov, or visit www.aikenracinghalloffame.com for details.
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