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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2011
Page
1
Kiersten Moorefield, City of Aiken recreation program coordinator, calls the free event a wonderful community experience. The ninth annual Touch a Truck Day invites children to learn about service vehicles, with activities and demonstrations planned for attendees.
Eight months after securing a playoff to reach Germany, the United States faces Japan in the Women's World Cup final. The final marks a high-stakes showcase of the team's resilience and skill on the world stage.
Aiken hosts a night of comedy headlined by J A Anderson performing an impression of President Barack Obama. Video from the show is available on AIMENSTANDARD.COM via VSiT.
Lynn Baker Shepard comments on a Facebook post celebrating Wendell Hall's retirement from the Aiken Department of Public Safety and notes a 1970s wedding photo in the thread. The exchange marks Hall's career milestone and social media tribute.
A reader argues 18 percent is not required by law and tipping is a personal choice. The comment challenges diners to switch careers if they dislike tipping norms and notes personal practice of tipping above 20 percent for good service and at least 15 percent for poor service. See more talkback.
A fragment from a newspaper page shows sections labeled Classifieds, Comics, Living On The Go, Movie Listings, Opinions, and Weather. It appears to be a partial content guide with page and section markers.
Shelter officials report overwhelming intake with kennels full and euthanasia up sharply in June. Animal Control chief Bobby Arthurs says space is scarce and many owners cannot afford to care for pets, urging would be surrendering owners to wait. The facility has only 16 kennels for adoptable animals.
Aiken County man Marvin Derman, long time Wackenhut Services Inc. employee, claims demotion and reassignment followed his 2010 racial bias suit against WSI at the Savannah River Site. He says a black colleague was promoted using affirmative action as tie breaker. He cites retaliation for filing the suit and EEOC processes, listing exclusion from activities as harm.
The Aiken SPCA dog park welcomes non residents with a 25 annual fee. Seasonal visitors register to give dogs space to run and socialize. Registered dogs receive a code to unlock the fence and confirm vaccination and spay or neuter status.
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