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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2006
Page
3
Reader emails criticize the Aiken Standard for front page bias, noting a con artist arrest shown on page one versus three white men tied to sexual content with minors on page four. The message questions rabies vaccination enforcement, lifetime registration costs, and animal control revenue.
Aiken Standard readers commend the paper for a monthly motorcycle article and cycling coverage. The letter praises local publication efforts, urges continued monthly content, and notes readers can comment via Talkback line or email with edits for space.
Aiken Southside report notes County Council member Scott Singer recused himself from any related vote due to Regions Bank business with Sidewood Development LLC. The article clarifies Singer has no personal dealings with Sidewood. Readers urged to report factual errors to editors.
The July Wildlife Seminar at Rose Hill Estate drew large crowds with Dr. Whit Gibbons from Savannah River Ecology Lab presenting on local species. Attendees saw more than 100 local species, including frogs, salamanders, snakes, a box turtle, a glass lizard, and two young alligators. The next talk, by Larry and Sara Eldridge, will be at 7 p.m. August 17 at Birds & Butterflies on Laurens Street.
At East Aiken Elementary the fourth grade team prepares for a revamped term with a new reading program a social studies series and revised science standards. Veteran teachers Linda Walker and Diane Polk mentor first year Andrea Cummings as they plan schedules and methods for the pilot year.
An old OCR fragment outlines newspaper subscription and pay details with dates such as Jan 16 Feb 14 Mar 1 Apr 8 May 10 May 28 Jun 14 Jul 384 Aug 6813 Sept 385 Nov 25 25 ec 16 23 25 2006. It mentions delivery dates and Sunday Plus subscribers and a phone number 648 2311.
Aiken assigns Meekness as the monthly character trait for July. Lottery results for Thursday show Pick 3 Midday 7 6 6 Pick 4 Midday 2 7 4 1 Pick 3 Evening 2 4 5 Pick 4 Evening 30 3 1.
Immanuel Christian Drama presents Joust for Jesus at 173 Trojan Road near Ridge Spring Monetta High School as a fundraising event for the Building Fund. Two Saturday jousts at noon and 5 pm and a Sunday 1 pm start feature horsemanship, lance rings, and multiple classes, followed by an 8 pm concert by The Good Ole Boys. Admission is per person with free entry for children under 12. alcohol is not allowed. For details call 803 685 7215.
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