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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2015
Page
13
The source cites Mignon McLaughlin, American journalist, 1913 to 1983, noting her persona and wit. The line reflects her views on self-control and humor in social discourse.
Aiken City Council reviewed three possible sites for a new Northside recreation center, aiming to close gaps in access while leveraging funds from two Capital Project Sales Tax rounds. The plan includes public input, accessibility goals, and a senior youth center concept, drawing on models like H Odell Weeks and North Augusta facilities.
The state Senate failed to approve a gas tax hike to fund road repairs and to pass ethics reform, jeopardizing funding for MUSC’s new Children’s Hospital. House efforts on reform advanced, but the Senate held a filibuster and blocked key measures amid an election year.
A guest column promotes geocaching as a family friendly outdoor learning activity. It outlines steps to start with a smartphone and free accounts, notes milestones on geocaching com, and highlights campus caches at USC Aiken including the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center Observatory and a Thomas Jefferson code generating machine. Professors Bridget Coleman and Gary Senn of USC Aiken School of Education are mentioned.
A letter to the editor questions why several long-time Aiken artists lost participation in Aiken's Makin 2015. The writer protests favoring out of town artists and urges support for local artists who pay taxes and contribute to the community. The piece notes jury access limits and cites editor and publication policies for letters.
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