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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 2015
Page
3
Aiken residents discuss local issues including a library road designation, Medicare acceptance by dermatologists Peggy and Margaret Fitch, and broader debates on the Confederate flag and Native American rights. The writer criticizes federal power, comments on Barack Obama, Christianity, and national identity.
A letter thanks Mr Shah for sensitivity to Aiken residents wishes and to a woman who let a reader out of line near the fireworks display. The writer invites comments via TalkBack at 803-644-2384 or editorial aikenstandard com. Readers' names are not required and will not be published.
Aiken Performing Arts members surprised outgoing Aiken County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt with a plaque for her support of APA education outreach. The award cites more than 70 world class programs reaching over 10 000 students and highlights APA’s Instruments in the Attic program restoring donated instruments for local bands.
Local artists showcased their work at the Aiken Center for the Arts during an opening reception. More than a dozen people attended the free event at 122 Laurens St to view works by Debbie Black, Virginia Culbertson, and members of the S C Watermedia Society, with traveling artists from the S C Watermedia Exhibition. The new exhibitions run free through July 31 including Dot Holladay, who has three paintings, one honoring the Sept 11, 2001 attacks, and despite controversy her works are showcased. Friends Joan Bondor and Janelle Bondor attended, seeking a night out as Janelle visits from Turkey.
City of Aiken schedules Sno Cone Days at 1 p.m. Wednesday on Toole Hill and lists events across the area. Activities include Wise Outrageous Women at Kathy Bankston’s House, AA and Al Anon meetings at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Piloxing at the Recreation Center, jazz by 4 Cats in the Doghouse at The Willcox, Kiwanis guest Dr. Susan Winsor on energy center plans, Brandt Court movie night, and Ridge Spring Monetta 1996 reunion planning.
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