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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2011
Page
3
A terse political statement voices anger at an administration calling for stepping down. The message urges officials to quit and decries alleged corruption, framing the current leadership as illegitimate and demanding action.
A reader argues jurors misunderstood circumstantial evidence in a death penalty trial. They suggest video proof was needed and call for higher education standards for jurors to ensure rational reasoning and connection of facts.
Aiken residents question the facts behind tax credits used to finance the downtown county building. Critics demand clear evidence from officials and challenge claims supporting the project.
Aiken officials push for a Greeneway expansion to provide a dedicated bike route for residents modeled after the successful Greeneway in North Augusta, aiming to boost cycling safety and recreation across the city.
Residents report a surge of stray cats in Charleston Row scratching cars stalking birds and roaming streets and driveways in the mornings. They urge city officials to investigate and find humane solutions to ease the nuisance.
The piece urges respect for all life and rejects one life as more valuable than another. It invites readers to share thoughts via the TalkBack hotline or email, noting names are optional and comments may be edited for space.
The prospective hotel plan on Monterey Drive is for a Marriott TownePlace Suites, per Neel Shah of NMR Hospitality Management Group. The Extended Stay Suites noted in the SRS Engineering traffic study is not affiliated with Extended Stay America.
The snippet lists newsroom hours Monday to Friday and phone extensions for staff including Michael Gibbons executive editor Tim O'Brien and Am Huffman sports editor. It shows general newsroom contact details and staff roles.
The Aiken Woman's Club and Aiken County Public Library invite all ages to read Jack London's The Call of the Wild as part of NEA Big Read style activities through October. Kickoff is Oct 1 at county libraries, ending with a Halloween party, with companion dog and wolf themed titles for younger readers and school participation.
The Wild Read runs all October starting Oct 1 with 115 locations. For involvement and donations call 648-0656 or 644-8837 or email drittel gforcecable.com or judycross bell south.net. Visit ai kenwomansclub.org for schedules and updates through October.
Allegra Marketing Print & Mail announced 2011 FootPRINT Fund winners. Top five were Area Churches Together Serving, Aiken SPCA, Ruth Patrick Science Education Center, Christ Central Ministries and Helping Hands. Nearly 50 groups received awards from $100 to $1,000. nearly 7,000 votes were cast.
An 18 year old woman named Elizabeth Smith text while driving on Powderhouse Road and overturned into a ditch. She was driving a 2011 Infinity, wearing a seat belt, and was not injured. She was charged with driving too fast for conditions.
A team removed a car from bushes after a wreck on Powderhouse Road. View reporter video on Aiken Standard site by scrolling through videos.
Information on home delivery rates and areas outside the city zone. Details for Sunday Plus subscribers include delivery dates and times, re-delivery contact number, and service hours. Also mentions Powerball numbers and related play information.
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