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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2011
Page
3
A letter urges SCE&G to send workers willing to access difficult attic spaces to fix insulation and attic fan problems in older Aiken homes. The note highlights wasted electricity from such quirks and calls for practical action despite political debates over taxes and Social Security.
The writer accuses Republicans of trying to undermine the president to win votes and argues that the rich and big corporations prioritize self interest over the public. They question corporate integrity and fault greed for national decline.
A rumor circulates about deporting Rupert Murdoch to Australia and removing Fox News from its U.S. operations. No official action announced and no concrete timeline provided.
The piece argues that while reversing large climate patterns is unlikely, individuals have a duty to maintain a clean, healthy environment for current and future generations, acknowledging imperfect knowledge of our long-term habitation.
Readers critique a carnival road upgrade featuring green structures with red reflectors on both sides. They question the necessity and cost while noting a 25 mph limit and inviting public feedback via the TalkBack hotline and email.
The fragment lists a phone and fax number for a newsroom line at 644-2401 and a media contact at 648-2311 with an alternate fax 648-6052, plus a street address 326 Rutland Drive for the newsroom. It reads as operational contact information rather than a full news item.
Adelphi Christian Academy, formerly Aiken Christian School, will close after 14 years affecting about 75 students. Enrollment declined after administrators left and a sports-focused shift proved unsustainable. Records will transfer to South Aiken Christian School and remaining students may move to South Africa Christian or other nearby institutions.
The Aiken County Public Library hosted a water themed summer reading program with the South Carolina State Museum outreach. Megan Saylor and Ashley Bradt led a one hour session with book readings, Q and A and hands on sea creatures like Hank the horseshoe crab Ms Webby the owl and a corn snake. Children learned facts about animals and myths were debunked during the presentation.
Patricia Wilson joins Oakwood Windsor Elementary as assistant principal after a banking career and teaching at three elementary schools since 2002. Eight other appointees receive transfers or new administrator roles including Cathy Ellis at North Aiken Elementary and Peter Kosko at North Augusta High, with several moving within the system.
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