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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 2010

Page

3

Reader urges Buffett to invest in U S mills for jobs

A reader suggests Warren Buffet donate profits from U S mills to charity by reinvesting locally and creating jobs, criticizing foreign imports. The letter references prior pieces about lions and a mock reality show, noting a game score of Hunters six Lions three and mentioning noodling.

Warren Buffet America

Readers urge respectful TalkBack comments and praise road work

A letter complains about offensive TalkBack remarks and asks The Aiken Standard to stop using terms like little people. It also thanks the crew repaving Whiskey Road and invites readers to call or email comments while noting names won't be published.

Whiskey Road Gary Coleman Aikenstandard Aiken

Aiken man held on drug charges extradition planned

A 30-year-old man from Aiken identified as a McMinn County fugitive was arrested and held on cocaine sale or delivery charges. He lacked a valid license and had an unrestrained child in the vehicle with four children present. Extradition to McMinn County, Tennessee, was arranged.

Aiken Tennessee McMinn County Dyer Karen Daily Kdaily Aikenstandard.com

Bruster's Ice Cream Reopens in Aiken This August

Bruster's Ice Cream on East Gate Drive plans a early August reopening under new owners Wayland Lamar Jr and his wife Lori who purchased the closed store vacant since 2007 The couple will train 10 days at the Pittsburgh headquarters and hire local staff with many promotions including a free ice cream pie for the first 100 customers each month for a year The reimagined store will add a drive through and host promotions at local high schools USC Aiken games and a tee ball sponsorship to engage the community

Bruster East Gate Drive Wayland Lamar Jr Augusta Lori Lamar Aiken Lamars Bruster’s Pittsburgh Snagajob. Com USC Aiken Teddy Kulmal Aiken Mall

Puppy and Basic Dog Classes Offered by Aiken Parks

The City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism Department offers Tuesday evening puppy and basic dog classes at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center. Puppy entrants must be 10 to 20 weeks old with two vaccination sets. basic dogs must be over 20 weeks with rabies proof. Six week courses begin July 27 at 5 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Enrollment ends before the first class. call 642 7631 for details.

City of AKC H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Aiken Parks and Recreation

Aiken Standard contact and delivery information

The notice provides newsroom contact numbers for tips and submissions, details on delivery times for weekdays and weekends, re-delivery windows, and subscription cancellation procedures. It also lists office hours, key staff emails, and subscription rates with historical references and postal details.

Aiken tax panel rejects 2.25M nonprofit allocations

The Aiken County Capital Projects Sales Tax Commission denied the City of Aiken’s plan to earmark 2.25 million of anticipated one cent tax revenue for four nonprofits. The panel approved a county list of funded projects while voting against directing funds to the Aiken SPCA Galaxy Youth Center Family Y and the Center for African American History Art and Culture.

Aiken County Gibson Jimmy Winkler Randy Morgan Wade Brodie Capital Projects Brodie Commission Aiken Todd Glover

Reallocation of Lost Funds Moves $2.25 Million

The board approves reallocating 2.25 million dollars from the local LOST funds with 1 million directed to the Animal Control Shelter to support city services and shelter operations.

The Animal Control Shelter

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