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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2008
Page
3
The writer urges relocating a local fair to reduce noise from fireworks. They argue that the noise affects attendees and especially children on rides, suggesting the fairgrounds be moved for a quieter event.
People moved to Aiken and then decided they didn't like noise. They suggest moving noisy events to Antarctica to keep the area quiet.
A brief note urges responsible pet care after stray kittens were left behind. The writer appeals for humane action and assistance for those unable to properly care for abandoned animals.
Community debate centers on paving a dirt road after homes are built. Skeptics argue delays leave residents to fix the road themselves. Proponents note mopeds offer practical, cost effective transport for students and those needing fast errands amid high vehicle costs.
Readers call No Pooch Café comic demeaning to Navy personnel and families and urge the paper to reconsider its print. The letter questions editorial taste and asks for an explanation.
A resident notes repeated visits by a beat-up white van as solicitors press supplies. The writer urges action after repeatedly saying no and questions legal trespass concerns.
Community readers are invited to leave brief comments via the TalkBack hotline at 644 2384 or by email to editorial aikepstandard com Readers should note the paper reserves the right to edit submissions for space and content.
The notice lists office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina with phone and email contacts for staff including Tim O Briant Michael Gibbons Cam Huffman and Scott Hunter. It provides publishing details for The Aiken Standard established in 1867 and subscription rates for various days and formats.
Kennedy Middle School hosts a summer enrichment showcase by drama music and dance students. The original one act Not Forgotten earned praise from participants and teachers as they perform alongside a chorus line number from A Chorus Line. Candace Williams cited as a role model while balancing basketball with arts leadership.
The Aiken Salvation Army welcomes Captains David and Angela Repass as new leaders. They replace Luis Viera and Lucy Viera who recently departed. The Repasses, ordained ministers with prior service in Virginia North Carolina and Mexico, plan to expand programs at the Boys and Girls Club with a brass band and music lessons while educating the community about Salvation Army services. They invite contact at 648 0461.
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