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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2011
Page
3
A reader from the community vents frustration at the Talk Back column. The writer, claiming 21 years in the area, criticizes insensitive remarks and cites hot weather as a factor in the ongoing dispute.
Residents vent about recurring sinkholes despite multiple SCDOT visits and insist on permanent fixes. They complain of ER visits and criticize healthcare costs and access, while asking how a new company could reverse a government-driven decision and suggesting job seekers find work themselves.
A reader argues Congress and the Senate should set aside partisan bickering and cooperate to address the national debt, stressing unity across Democrats and Republicans for the United States.
The speaker argues that Democratic support for the president harms the nation, alleging deliberate damage to constitutional norms, economic stability, and public trust. The piece frames the president and party as responsible for decline and questions motives and outcomes.
A compact note questions Rep. Wilson’s focus on controlling spending while Republicans held power, linking it to job creation rhetoric and a rising jobless rate. The piece contrasts promises to create jobs with perceived fiscal zeal alignment.
A young man acts bravely by catching a horse in a busy area preventing harm to bystanders. Observers praise his quick decision and his mother’s pride in his courage and presence of mind.
A reader notes seven years of subscription and three unpublished TalkBacks. The letter criticizes current TalkBack content as malicious and asks readers to call (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com. Readers’ names are not required and comments may be edited for space.
The listing shows hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. It provides the street address 326 Aadiand Drive with telephone number 648-2311 and fax 648-6052.
Mary Ann Rogers established an annual book bag drive to aid Helping Hands in Aiken. Her daughters Sandy Rogers and Jenny Johnson continue the effort with support from City of Aiken Public Safety officers and employees. Drop off bags at 1724 Richland Ave E through Aug 5.
The Aiken Center for the Arts hosts the 2011 Taste of Wine & Art on Thursday October 20 from 7 to 10 p.m. Tickets cost 50 for ACA members and 60 for nonmembers with sales at the ACA or by phone. A cookbook lecture precedes the event on October 19 at 11 a.m. with 10 admission for members and 12 for nonmembers.
The Free Riders Motorcycle Club of Aiken partners with the City of Aiken and Aiken Brothers and Sisters for an annual school supply drive. Treasurer Carol Scurry says the effort helps local students in need, with Aug. 13 back to school assistance at Smith-Hazel Community Center from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes a pool pass and lunch for participating children.
The Free Riders Motorcycle Club of Aiken invites donations through August 12. Bring school supplies or mail checks to Smith Hazel Community Center at 400 Kershaw St or send checks to P.O. Box 3284, Aiken SC 29801. For info call Scurry at 803 761 2936.
The Rollins Gazebo hosts a free concert by summer band students tonight at 7 p.m. at 1651 Banks Mill Road. Beginner players perform while advanced students feature solos and pieces from musicals and second instruments. Intermediate groups play patriotic and jazz blues selections. Bring chairs. Contact Rollins at 648-2447.
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