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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 2021

Page

10

Aiken Standard Founded in 1867

The Aiken Standard announces its 1867 founding with publisher Rhonda Overby and executive editor John Boyette guiding newsroom leadership while Holly Kemp serves as News Editor.

Rhonda Overbey John Boyette Holly Kemp

Cost of driving rises in SC as electric vehicles grow

The Post and Courier argues SC gasoline tax increases in 2017 align with a looming shift as electric and hybrid cars rise. It urges a pay-as-you-go system and a fair, logical approach to EV fees to sustain road funding amid changing vehicle mix.

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Column Watch: the T in LGBTQ sparks policy clash

Jack DeVine argues the Biden administration aims to prevent discrimination against LGBTQ people but warns against mandating belief in gender identities. He questions biology versus identity, cites passport gender changes, and warns of impacts on women’s sports and privacy. DeVine notes his background and residence in Aiken.

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Rethink Aiken Woods erosion project scope and use of windfall funds

Ronald L. Feller urges reconsideration of the Hitchcock Woods erosion plan amid higher bids and a windfall of funds. He argues the scope may cause traffic hazards and scars, proposes redirecting money to city infrastructure and eyesore properties, and questions the benefit to residents.

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