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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2010
Page
3
City plans for a Highway Overlay District to reshape homes and push residents from their properties, arguing redevelopment benefits. Critics say the move pressures homeowners and could remove local businesses for a cheaper sale.
Community health officials confirm seniors can receive flu vaccinations at multiple local clinics. The program has been available for an extended period, with outreach urging eligible residents to get protected ahead of the season.
The writer thanks Carl Zotter for visiting and giving a haircut to a bedridden husband at home. The home service is valued and appreciated.
Reader questions how government can fund Haiti aid while denying a cancer patient care. The reply notes absence of a health care bill and expresses skepticism about its passage. A reader, 62, denies drug use, asserts faith in God, and critiques drug use.
Letter writer alleges DJJ guards show gangster films to youths in custody and teach drug hiding and blunt rolling. Author argues such content shapes illegal behavior and questions proper programming. Haley is cited as example of budget balancing through spending cuts and tax tactics.
The City of Aiken confirms the skate park behind the H Odell Weeks Activities Center remains open as a family friendly venue. Attendance has declined since resurfacing paused operations, with new staff Dick Stover and Michael Przybylowicz overseeing hours.
Peggy Wertz educator and St. Mary Help of Christians School principal teams with Father Jeffrey Kirby to publish Becoming Father Bob a 3rd to 6th grade tale of a boy pursuing priesthood. Bishop Guglielmone supports with a foreword. Illustrations by Alice Judd enhance the narrative.
The Hot 8 Brass Band performs in downtown Aiken on February 11 12 at 8 p.m. at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts presenting New Orleans style music with hip hop funk influences. Bennie Pete founding member reflects on Katrina recovery and band unity. They also lead an Educational Outreach event at Aiken Performing Arts Academy before a 30 minute school auditorium set. Tickets are 40 adults 20 students. Call 648 1438 or visit the APAG group site for details.
Publisher and staff contact information listed for the Aiken Standard including editors and newsroom lines. Rates for home delivery vary by zone with EZ Pay options and a long schedule of Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2009.
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