Online poll on bias at local station prompts votes
Readers urged to visit the Aiken Standard site to vote for the station judged least biased and to read comments and contribute their own feedback.
26 Jul 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2009
Page
1
Readers urged to visit the Aiken Standard site to vote for the station judged least biased and to read comments and contribute their own feedback.
Police search for 39 year old Richard Odell Johnson of 125 Carline Road on charges of kidnapping arson and criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature. The notice notes the man remains at large and requests information from the public.
Bill Franklin, well known in Aiken, celebrated his 50th anniversary as a local businessman Saturday in front of the True Value store on Laurens Street. Friends and former clients stopped to greet him during the event.
Eva Mae Boatwright Bath Mattie Clark H Cullum Timothy L Grantham Calvin Clean Wheeland Aiken listed in the deaths and funerals notices. Readers are advised of recent passings and forthcoming services in the Aiken area.
The Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World planned for Riverwatch Parkway near Interstate 20 remains moving forward. officials cite ongoing complex negotiations with Richmond County and the MG Herring group as the main slow factor, with tax allocation incentives under discussion.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope reveals a sharp image of a debris plume on Jupiter from a rare impact. Amy Simon-Miller notes the object was football-field sized and debris may derive from a comet or asteroid. repairs to Hubble in May are confirmed as successful.
Aiken residents recall youth on York Street and nearby areas with a reunion at Woodside Plantation. The informal gathering brings together Charles Mathis and others aged from early 60s to 80s, with fond memories and pride in their shared past.
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