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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2006
Page
3
The message recalls a young driver on Whiskey Road with two children and no seat belts, talking on a cell phone, while a defense argument questions vehicle description. It questions witness Dexter’s ability to identify the perpetrator and calls for justice to prevail in the case.
Residents celebrate the new health focused restaurant in Aiken as it offers fresh options and aims to boost local eating habits. The opening marks a shift toward healthier choices in the town's dining scene.
A veteran seeking Social Security benefits stands in line at Wendy's asking for quicker SSI processing. The plea highlights delays in approvals for former service members who earned aid through military service and now require timely assistance.
A reader contends the Aiken Standard has shifted left to patronize leftist individuals while praising conservatives. The letter lambasts the paper for political bias and questions pedestrian rights at crosswalks, urging fair treatment for all viewpoints.
The Monday edition printed an incorrect phone number for the Stewards of Children child sexual abuse prevention training classes. The correct number is 803-441-0016. The Aiken Standard regrets the error.
The South Carolina State Fair invites entries starting Aug 1 for exhibits ranging from agriculture and fine arts to home crafts and flowers. Open livestock divisions cover cattle, sheep, swine, horses, and more with prizes totaling over 215000 dollars. Registration runs to Aug 31, with late fees, 803 799 3387 ext 10, and the Dowling Building office in Columbia.
Orvieto Italy teens spend about 12 days in Aiken through a city partnership. Dr. Whit Gibbons demonstrates a barking tree frog and several reptiles including a snapping turtle and amphiuma, stressing caution with bites and rattlesnakes while inspiring interest in wildlife and habitats.
A young developer, Mark Harrison, sought a variance to redraw his four lot plan on the Abbeville Avenue site, proposing two 22 foot lots. The Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals split 3-3 and denied the variance, blocking his effort to build townhouses on the 70 year old family lot despite family history and city revitalization efforts nearby.
Tuesday results list winning numbers for Pick 3 Midday 3 6 2 Pick 4 Midday 3 0 4 2 Pick 3 Evening 9 7 8 Pick 4 Evening 4 9 2 2 Cash 3 Midday 6 9 3 Cash 4 Midday 9 9 5 2 Cash 3 Evening 5 2 9 Cash 4 Evening 9 6 4 1 Fantasy 5 27 8 6 18 23 Mega Millions 21 51 41 7 24 Moga Ball 10
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