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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2010
Page
3
The speaker criticizes Kentucky for buying buses while neglecting a costly traffic system that failed, suggesting the state should instead invest in education via a bond referendum. It argues money would be better spent on schools than on ineffective infrastructure projects.
A reader suggests using the state fair grounds for a flea market to boost income for Aiken residents during hard times. The note also expresses strong views on abortion excommunication and church unity, urging moral cleansing within the clergy.
North Aiken secures all tax benefits while residents on the south side must endure a poor road. This division highlights inequality in local fiscal policy and infrastructure access.
If you skip the primary you lose the chance to choose among all candidates. The message stresses that voting in the primary expands the field and prevents later limits.
The remark notes that quality of education depends on teachers and learning, not the specific school building. It emphasizes that effective instruction drives student outcomes across all school environments.
Residents question why many New Ellenton students attend Aiken schools instead of Silver Bluff. A parent and local leaders urge reviewing transportation and district boundaries to keep students closer to home.
A speaker thanks a woman who paid their lot rent after purchasing their trailer and a man who helped push a car off Whiskey Road in front of a BP. They wish both a blessed day and express appreciation for the aid received.
A reader asks if a landlord can claim cable is included in rent and still charge more for it while failing to repair the line. The notice invites TalkBack comments and emails to the Aiken Standard, noting names won’t be published and edits may occur.
Birds & Butterflies offers a second nature seminar on butterflies and butterfly gardening after the first session fills. Ron Brenneman, co-owner and wildlife biologist, leads a 7 p.m. talk at 117 Laurens St NW with a slideshow on plants that attract butterflies and caterpillars.
Aiken residents report items stolen including an ATV from Hillview Circle, a 1990 Honda Civic from Oakhill Street, and a firearm from a car on Horseshoe Road. Other thefts include a $1,200 cattle gate on Blizzard Road, a bicycle from Shannon Lane, and $6,000 in jewelry from Clarendon Place. A separate window break was also noted.
Three people were hospitalized after a man was shot and two others assaulted around 7:30 a.m. on Kitchings Mill Road and Salley Road near Wagener. None of the victims suffered life threatening injuries. No arrests have been made and the investigation continues.
A reader list outlines five items in each of five lines. Items include Collard greens spaghetti pizza macaroni lasagna mashed potatoes meatloaf roast spaghetti chicken noodle soup peanut butter and chocolate ice cream mustard fried venison with brown gravy bacon egg and cheese bagels clam chowder sushi cheeseburgers pizza sushi macaroni and cheese chocolate pizza chocolate ice cream bread Mexican food.
The notice lists office hours phone numbers and emails for the Aiken Standard staff led by Tim O Briant Cam Huffman and Scott B Hunter. It provides publishing details ISSN address box numbers and a long list of subscription dates including 2010 dates for Sunday Plus delivery.
Pick 3 winning combination is 3 2 6 and Pick 4 winner is 2 0 6 9. Players are advised to verify their tickets and claim prizes per local rules.
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