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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2011
Page
3
Editorial argues the district rebranded the superintendent's office without changing duties or salaries, accusing the board of inaction and continuing the same ineffective practices. The piece references the school board's actions and questions accountability.
The author challenges the view that humans drive climate warming, arguing Earth has long swings between ice ages and warm periods with crocodiles once in the Arctic and glaciers across North America. They question human influence and urge using resources wisely during humanity's brief time.
A signed letter argues higher education funding reduces welfare and crime costs while addressing race and immigration. The writer, identifying as white Southern with varied heritage, urges English learning support and notes reader comments via the TalkBack hotline and editorial email.
An unclear notice lists a time frame from 6:30 am to 5:30 pm and a Sports Bar contact number 644-2396 with a partial word ebuitten.
Aiken County Council voted to file a writ with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D C Circuit seeking to force the NRC to rule on the Yucca Mountain license. The panel previously dismissed a related suit for lack of jurisdiction and awaits NRC action as the clock runs down on the three year review window.
Aiken Barnwell Headstart students helped plant and harvest vegetables from a garden funded by a Clemson Extension grant. Brenda Watson led the meal prep using garden produce with assistance from Bland Simmons and volunteer Roosevelt Wade.
The United Way of Aiken County partners with Walmart locations on Whiskey Road in Aiken and in North Augusta this Saturday from 10 30 a m to 2 p m for a Stuff the Bus drive. Donations of notebooks paper binders and other supplies support Aiken County public schools before the Aug 15 start.
The Aiken County Soil and Water Conservation District announces no meeting in July and an August 8 session. For details or affiliate membership contact the district at 649-4221 ext. 3 or visit the Aiken SWCD site. The district aids farmers landowners and homeowners in soil water and resource conservation.
The Alley hosts a Summer Block Party sponsored by The Alley restaurants and AB Beverage Budweiser on Saturday July 16 and 23 from 8 to 11 pm. Laurens to Newberry streets close for live games, beer and wine in plastic cups, free admission, prizes and giveaways. Contact Liz Borom at 318-0091 or liz thesourceaiken com for details.
The center offers a chair based yoga stretch class on Mondays and Wednesdays from 11 15 am to noon. Tickets cost 27 for 10 or are free for Silver Sneaker members. A separate p m tickets package is 41 for 10 with first visit free and mats and blocks provided. Call 642 7631 for details.
Lottery draw summary notes a Fantasy 5 style result with a Mega Ball component. Numbers shown include 11 44 49 and a 9 Mega Ball, with additional fractional sequence hints in the fragmented entry.
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