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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2007
Page
3
A Graniteville resident voices frustration with new stores in the Shoppes on Richland preferring Augusta for computers appliances and furniture. The letter notes local options lack depth and cites personal experiences about education and employment.
Readers urge the city to support a new senior living facility on Hampton Avenue for native residents. They warn against a poorly landscaped project next to a cemetery and call for a high standard planting and design. They request proper consideration before proceeding.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference corrections to a seat and a rerun at Wada in early entries. Readable words indicate review of seating and a possible repetition of a rer event with unspecified details.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey elephant, an 11 foot tall Asian male, is too tall for the USC Aiken Convocation Center entrances. The 23 year old animal could not perform in the ring and instead greeted guests from a makeshift viewing area with trainer Patty Zerbini and handler Jason Gibson describing the situation as a growing, massive challenge.
Families gather at the USC Aiken Convocation Center to welcome Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey for the first time. A sold out opening night drew eager visitors including 10 year old Alex Knowles and many others hoping to glimpse lions, clowns, and magicians. Shows run with a new 10 30 morning performance and 7 pm evening today with additional 3 and 7 pm showtimes Saturday and 1 pm Sunday, plus a pre show interaction an hour before each performance except the 10 30 am.
Informational notice from a communications company listing post office box addresses and a series of dates in 2007 for mail or payment deadlines. Includes contact numbers and multiple month day pairs.
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