D-Day Mention Missing Across Area Newspapers
The reader notes no local papers mention D-Day on June 6, expressing disbelief at the omission and calling out the lack of coverage in the region.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2008
Page
3
The reader notes no local papers mention D-Day on June 6, expressing disbelief at the omission and calling out the lack of coverage in the region.
A speaker condemns the status quo as a path to GVW’s demise arguing consolidation risks lasting harm. The town is described as dying with closed businesses and youth leaving, while supporters of the status quo insist on preservation.
A HoneyBaked Ham trimming incident drew attention as authorities rule the act illegal. Critics say the leader ignored law and risked public safety. The justice system warned that widespread defiance would destabilize the country.
A reader lauds an exit off Vaucluse Road as a potential I 20 entry point with available developable property. The letter urges earlier construction, notes future valley benefits, and invites public input via Talk Back.
AARP will host a Driver's Safety course Friday and Saturday at Aiken Regional Medical Centers from 1 to 5 pm, $10, with nonmembers welcome. Sout Boundary performs at the Aiken County Historical Museum Friday at 8 pm with Let’s Harmonize Radio Hour, $10 in advance. call 336-8802 or email for tickets.
The Aiken Standard warns rates are higher outside its service area and provides contact for mail office questions. It lists Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008, multiple draw results and upcoming numbers, with online access for final results and messages about Cash 3 Cash 4 Win For Life and Fantasy 5 availability.
Valerie Swygert hosted a South Carolina Dressage and Combined Test Association event at Jasmine Farm with over 40 entries across levels. By George, a five year old Thoroughbred with polo and race track history, completed his first dressage test and remained undefeated in stadium. Amy Hadlock praised the organization as Valerie Swygert and Jumping Branch Farm instructors noted growing participation and improving riding quality as the event expands.
Amish Heirloom Furniture opened its grand opening Saturday at Richland and Union in Aiken, moving from Ohio after 14 years. Barbara and Donald Williams say the showroom features 25 American made Amish pieces from various makers, with prices from 200 to 2000 dollars and custom sizes available. The shop will be open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Four runoff candidates for State House District 81 face a Conservation Candidates Forum hosted by Conservation Voters at the Aiken City Conference Center. From 5 30 to 7 p m on Thursday the public may ask questions as journalists and conservationists lead a discussion on the state Conservation Bank water permitting smart growth and climate policy. Refreshments provided.
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