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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2010
Page
3
Reader comments show widespread concern over immigration and birthright issues. The writer urges daily coverage of illegal border crossings and the cost of educating children born to illegal parents, arguing these are the true national concerns.
The writer criticizes non handicap parking in designated spots at schools and urges morning patrols by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office to curb such violations. They report having to ask an able bodied person without a handicap tag to move a vehicle.
Citizens wonder why aid to Haiti occurs while Americans stranded abroad face hurdles. Officials emphasize security, logistics, and funding constraints shape evacuation plans and emergency support.
Readers blast the president for alleged deception and impact on business and the Dow while urging him to stay out of sight. They invite comments via hotline and email with names optional and editorial space limits.
VPSA expected to sign final contract Monday to assume water and sewer services for Graniteville and surrounding area after Thursday meeting. WPSA extended due diligence to Feb 5 with closing set for Feb 16, plus amendments including a $600000 payment to cover water losses and ARRA funded upgrades.
North Augusta students at Mossy Creek Elementary hosted Willy Claflin a blue ribbon storyteller who toured classrooms sharing stories puppetry and voices. He encouraged student authorship and imagination noting the value of problem solving and confidence to make up stories.
South Aiken High School STAND members will host a free 3:30 p.m. screening of Border Story in the school auditorium at 64 Desoto Drive. The student film portrays Burma's ethnic minorities and displaced people, with interviews from activists and victims.
Reader notice listing staff contacts and publishing details for the Aiken Standard. Includes addresses, phone numbers, and sample EZ Pay rates. Also outlines Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2009 and mailing information.
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