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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2013
Page
3
Readers are invited to share opinions via Talkback line 803 644 2384 and editorial idai rd dot com. Messages may reflect diverse views and community concerns about local issues and coverage.
Readers criticize crime penalties and advocate policy changes while calling for a return of the electric chair. They question bicycle safety and funding for trails, suggest a tax on bike tags, and blast drivers for dangerous maneuvers on Whiskey Road. They propose Compass Academy as a regional office site and urge public commentary via TalkBack.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for Tuesday's page 4A stating the rob bery suspect photo was a composite sketch released by the Aiken Department of Public Safety on Monday. The newspaper apologizes for the error and invites readers to report factual mistakes.
Aiken County Council unanimously approves relocating the 100-year-old Kitchings Mill Library to Wagener. The plan to move away from the Aiken County Historical Museum faced opposition from Aiken City Board of Appeals and controversy over site fit and park options.
Dollars for Scholars honored high school graduates at a breakfast at Sage Valley Golf Club Graniteville. Pictured are board members and recipients including Nina Overton Wagener Salley High Megan Costello North Augusta and many others with Dan Seawell and Danny Minolfo among the speakers.
The Aiken County Board of Education debates a 3.3 mill operations tax increase and a 2.5 mill cut in debt service while facing a $2.2 million shortfall. Public input was brief with three speakers as officials weigh Freshman Academies and budget priorities.
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