Vehicles Should Stop Black Smoke Blowing In Public
Reader urges action against vehicles emitting black smoke in public spaces arguing it harms health more than cigarette smoke and demands measures to curb pollution.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2006
Page
4
Southside Needs Ambulance Service in Aiken County
Residents on the Southside of Aiken call for an ambulance service noting the area lacks coverage while the county builds parks and other projects. They argue the most populated part of the county should have ready emergency medical access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Memorial Day Reflections On Respect For Fallen Servicemen
A reader recounts a commute from Columbia to Aiken and laments the half mast display on Memorial Day. The note criticizes businesses churches and government buildings for prioritizing barbecues and vacations over proper honors to veterans and echoes a skepticism about those who say they support the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Aiken
Classroom cameras would Help teachers
A teacher argues that installing cameras in all classrooms would provide verifiable evidence of student misbehavior, preventing parental challenges to disciplinary actions and helping maintain order. The proposal emphasizes usefulness in resolving classroom issues through observable records.
School groups under scrutiny by Dr Eldridge
Dr Eldridge is taking a serious look at community groups wanting to help schools. Some groups may have private agendas not aligned with school goals or state curriculum standards.
Speed limit enforcement noted in central district
Readers urged to follow the 35 mph limit on Richland Hayne and Laurens streets as police crack down on speeding in the central business district. Parents are asked to discuss traffic laws and speeding with their children.
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Richland Avenue
Hayne Avenue
Laurens Street
Central Business District
Highway 421 paving inquiry from Stiefletown to Langley
Residents demand full paving of Highway 421 citing neglect since 1972 and asking why only the Stiefletown to Langley segment was paved. They warn of toll on taxes until the road is resurfaced to provide a smooth driving surface.
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Stiefletown
Langley
Partnership Between Teachers and Parents in Education
Parents can influence their child’s behavior when present in the classroom. Teachers teach from love for children, not to punish. A joint effort between teachers and parents strengthens a child’s education.
Funds should aid displaced Avondale workers
The writer urges that railroad settlement funds designated for Graniteville be redirected to the Avondale mill workers facing closure. They warn of loss of jobs and insurance and argue job training and medical support should come from Avondale’s resources rather than general funds.
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Avondale
Graniteville
Roadside animal carcass on Highway 19 prompts cleanup call
Reader reports a large animal carcass on Highway 19 between College Acres and New Ellenton. The object, likely an opossum, remains decay over time and stains the asphalt. They urge the South Carolina Highway Department to periodically inspect and remove such roadkill.
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Highway 19
College Acres
New Ellenton
SC Highway Department
Principal Frank Roberson Leaving New Ellenton for Edgefield County
Aiken County educator Frank Roberson departs as principal of New Ellenton Middle to take a new post in Edgefield County. The community recalls his accessibility and deep care for students, noting his constant presence on campus during classes and lunch and wishing him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Frank Roberson
New Ellenton Middle
Thad
Edgefield County
Eastgate Fountain Criticized as Eyesore and Delayed
Residents call the Eastgate fountain an eyesore and an ongoing mess. They urge city officials to speed up completion and address the inconvenience.
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Eastgate
Don't Tailgate and Use Headlights Warn Drivers in Aiken
Aiken drivers are urged to avoid tailgating and to turn on headlights, especially at night or with a dark car. The advisory cites numerous incidents where closely following vehicles crash when brakes are slammed. High visibility and safe following distances are stressed.
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Aiken
Heartwarming tale of sisters earning diplomas and GEDs
Rob Novit presents a touching story about two sisters who pursued and earned their diplomas and GEDs. The piece highlights their dedication, family support, and the pride shared by the sisters and their community.
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Rob Novit
Traffic Woes Near Save-A-Lot Stir Local Fear
A resident reports severe traffic problems at a Save-A-Lot location and cites fear after a recent Wal-Mart incident. They urge police action to curb the disruption and protect shoppers and pedestrians.
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Save-A-Lot
Wal-Mart
Aiken Electric Plans Later Annual Meeting Time
Aiken Electric should not hold its annual meeting at 7 am. The early start likely reduces turnout and a later time would improve participation.
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Aiken Electric
Aiken Eeenie
Don’t yell at store cashiers for ID issues
A reader admonishes shoppers who curse clerks over torn or missing licenses. Keep calm, present valid ID, and understand store policies.
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