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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2007
Page
3
A critic questions Gov Greg Ryberg's fitness amid low past votes and warns that Sanford should not appoint him. The message calls Ryberg unwanted and questions his understanding of South Carolina voters.
A plea urging drivers to be considerate and cautious on the road. It notes frequent traffic problems such as improper turns without turn signals, leaving following drivers with no warning, and speeds below the limit. Encourages careful, safe driving for everyone.
Readers react to fireworks injuries at a national level with 10000 hospital visits cited by Today Show. The piece urges private fireworks bans and discusses community impact on animals and neighbors.
The July 1 report incorrectly named a 3 year old Jessie Snipes motorcycle raffle donor Frank and Peggy Garvin of Hard Tail Custom Cycles. The Midland Valley baseball item misidentified Chase Feagin as the ice dumping player.
Local vets advise distance from fireworks and creating a familiar, safe environment. Use TV or desensitization sounds to ease anxiety, and consider vet prescribed anti anxiety aids or Benadryl with professional guidance.
Croft House residents held a festive Fourth of July celebration with Savannah River Bluegrass performing. Residents danced to banjo mandolin and guitar while enjoying hot dogs watermelon and an all American dinner.
A community yard sale and adopt-a-pet event is planned for Saturday July 21. To reserve a table call Rosa at 803 564 6149. Golden Harvest Kroger Stores and WIBF News Channel 6 partner on a food drive with Giving Your Best.
The City Design Review Board told Brew Moon Properties to replace second story windows with a two over two design while preserving the building’s brick facade. They also approved removing the second story awnings. Other actions included porch redesigns and home additions in the Historic District.
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