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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2012
Page
3
Readers commend health care explanation and a junior baseball tournament at Citizens Park. The note praises clear facts on health policy and thanks organizers for a well run weekend event drawing modest attendance and good value.
Amid county concerns a push to connect Silver Bluff and Whiskey roads through Woodside faces opposition over who benefits. Critics label the move a misused power while political rhetoric attacks Democrats and Obama over Jobs and offshore drilling.
Aiken County residents urge posting of slum lords with names and property photos and a legal relief measure for adjoining properties. The text notes water comes from an aquifer shared with the city. Readers can leave brief comments via the TalkBack line or email, with names not published and edits for space.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for a Tuesday story error regarding a dog named Linday at Aiken Dog Park with a tennis ball. The owner is Gene.
The fragment lists contact details for the Aiken Standard sports editor with an address line and a phone number, indicating the publication's local sports desk and newsroom contacts.
Vernon Dunbar won New Ellenton mayoral race with 277 votes defeating Rex Nordeen who had 261. Amy Bailey captured a council seat with 269 votes amid a turnout of over 500 of 1,402 registered voters.
A new ADA compliant PAL lift at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center helps C J Posey, age 7, enter the pool for swimming lessons, with staff assisting as he gains confidence. The lift cost 5238 dollars funded by Aiken’s Five Year Capital Outlay Program, replacing an older crank lift.
AHS band members Abbi Barrett Kelly Huff Katherine Rhoden Emmanuel Wills and Logan Murray placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery during a D C trip. They toured memorials and plan to march in today’s Independence Day Parade in Washington.
Ryans Downtown Market and Deli at 106 Laurens St plans a Fourth of July grilling event and a wine tasting today. Military personnel and veterans receive a 10 percent discount.
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