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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2011
Page
3
A dog aboard a school bus breached safety as it bit the bus driver during the route. Authorities Coral County School District officials launched an investigation into how the animal gained access and underline safety protocols for future rides.
Breezy Hill officials faced backlash as Chuck Smith criticizes the district for an alleged illegal contract. Critics allege council members remained silent, questioning their background and grasp of contract law.
Residents describe Walton Court as chaotic with overflowing dumpsters dirty grounds and disreputable neighbors. Neighbors say maintenance has declined and safety and cleanliness concerns rise as management struggles to respond.
The speaker recalls Barack Obama in Ireland with remarks described as pandering to different groups. The tone suggests mixed opinions on his visit and message.
A reader thanks Bill Jones for his hard work at the Reynolds Pond Road recycling site. After major surgery he remains helpful to the community. Comments can be left on the Talk Back hotline at (803) 644-2384 or via editorial aikenstandard.com. Readers names are not required and will not be published.
The Aiken Standard corrects a previous article misidentifying Michelle King as the recipient of a Mid-Day Lions Club scholarship. The newspaper apologizes and invites readers to report factual errors by calling Mike Gibbons or emailing editorial at aikencard.
Aiken County's 11 middle schools received Technical Assistance Visits to assess instruction leadership and parental engagement. The district plans to use the reports to boost classroom rigor, data driven instruction and cross school collaboration while noting strong leadership and successful programs. North Augusta Middle highlighted rigorous instruction and high student feedback.
Stacey Manney launches Shoetopia at 122 Laurens St. N.W. offering women's designer shoes sizes 5 to 11 in multiple widths from $28 to $144. Brands include Nicole Yellow Box and Charleston Shoe Co along with Sondra Roberts handbags and fashion jewelry.
County leaders study a plan to cut the magistrate offices from eight to five in Aiken County to save funds. Legislation sponsored by Sen. Massey and Sen. Ryberg could reduce offices and consolidate workloads, with potential yearly savings around 250000 dollars. The FY 2012 magistrate budget has risen seven percent, driven largely by automatic raises after the 2010 Census. The council will hold a second reading and public hearing on June 7 at 7 p.m.
The Aiken Newcomers' Club will meet June 14 at Newberry Hall. Registration starts 11 a.m. with a 11:15 a.m. business meeting. Lunch at 11:30 a.m. costs 14 dollars. reservations due by noon June 9 by calling 648-0744 for names A-L or 649-7359 for M-Z.
The notice lists Tim O Briant and Michael G as executives and editors with phone and email details. It provides staff roles at the Aiken Standard and outlines mailing address and circulation rates, including Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2011 with multiple dates across months.
Midday and evening draws list numbers for Palmetto Cash 5 Mega Millions and other state games. Notable results include Palmetto Cash 5 1 19 30 33 36 with multiplier 2 and Mega Millions 26 30 31 37 55 with Mega Ball 13 and multiplier 3. Cash 3 Midday 7 7 0, Cash 4 Midday 4 7 3 2, Georgia Five Midday 6 7 1 8 0. Cash 3 Evening 0 7 8, Georgia Five Evening 6 3 1 1 4, Mega Millions 28 30 31 37 55. Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy 5 were not available at press time. Look for them in Thursday's Aiken Standard.
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