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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2011
Page
3
A reader thanks the witnesses who stayed at the scene and provided an accurate account to the officer, leading to the quick arrest of the hit and run driver. The note expresses gratitude to all who offered help and kindness.
The public ambiguity over government spending shows lawmakers racing to meet a deadline while a two billion dollar science laboratory mission heads forward. Critics address perceived incompetence and debate accountability. The piece contemplates Obama’s historic role and questions actions by Boehner and Cantor amid fiscal worries.
City officials weigh turning intersections at Whitemarsh with Roundhill and Minikahda into three way stops. Proposal also seeks removal of speed bumps flags and carnival like atmosphere to calm traffic.
A reader laments ER staff losses at ARMC after management shifts focus to finances. The writer praises loyal, long serving physicians and notes personal dining experiences with consistently good service and generous tips.
A reader praises Rite Aid for film development and asks for inclusion in a list. They invite other readers to share opinions via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or editorial@aikenstandard.com. Comments should be brief and may be edited for space.
The readable parts show contact lines for Newsroom Tim O'Brian and managing editor positions with several phone numbers and partial labels.
Christopher Austin, a Silver Bluff graduate, started Austin Attorney at Law on Millbrook Avenue to assist residents with estate planning, real estate transactions, and small business needs. The firm, open 8 to 5 or by appointment, aims to ease navigation of legal processes for families and entrepreneurs.
Tickets are on sale for the Aiken Downtown Development Association event How to Murder a Millionaire at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 and 17. Carla Cloud notes increased audience participation, with potential future participation growth. Tickets cost 50 dollars and a cash bar is available. Call 649 2221 for reservations. Puppies and dog classes offered at H Odell Weeks Center begin Aug 3 and run six weeks with requirements and contact 642 7631.
The City of Aiken Department of Parks Recreation and Tourism will sponsor puppy classes and basic dog training, offering residents a chance to enroll their young pets in structured sessions led by qualified instructors.
Harry's hosts weekly karaoke every Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with show events and audience participation at the bar venue.
The Phillip L and Martha Adrian Harman Raw reunion will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday Aug 8 at St John’s Lutheran Church, 213 St John’s Road. For information call 957 1884. A reception at Birds & Butterflies on Aug 22 from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. and an amateur photography contest follow with entries accepted at Birds & Butterflies from 8 to 13.
SouthernCare announces free CPR classes at the SouthernCare office 35A Warden Drive with sessions at 5:30 p.m. August 10 10:30 a.m. August 19 2 p.m. August 23 and 6 p.m. August 31. Registration is mandatory and class size is limited. To register call Sherry Thomas at 643-9888.
A second suspect in a Walmart garden center holdup in North Augusta was arrested Monday. Deandre Ragland 18 of Augusta is charged with armed robbery possession of a weapon during a violent crime and pointing and presenting a weapon. He surrendered Sunday and is held at the Aiken County detention center.
Sunday Plus subscribers will receive the Aiken Standard on dates including February 14 28 March 17 28 June 15 16 July 10 11 November 23 25 and December 7 14 21. Delivery details apply to listed Sundays and holiday periods.
The note provides Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers along with Palmetto 5 and Penwardin 4 codes. Specific results show 9643 for Pick 4 and 47-2 for Pick 3, plus sequence 89-10-19-32 and 7-738.
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