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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2007
Page
3
Citizens rally against service blocking on Channel 3 in Columbia. They insist QVC should intervene, urging more supporters to back the effort while asserting the channel is listed on their plan and they pay for it.
The piece warns that it is illegal to fill an expired contact lens or eyeglass prescription. It emphasizes annual eye health checks and advises readers to contact their eye care professional for explanations and guidance on keeping prescriptions up to date.
Community members argue that nuisance animal documentation relies on responding officers and unclear reporting, urging adoption of a county level $1,000 fine. They call for consistent enforcement and accountability in protecting public safety resources.
The Aiken Standard corrects a misspelling in Saturday's Habitat for Humanity house article. Herb Witter of Witter Construction was misnamed. the paper apologizes for the error and any confusion caused.
The Aiken SPCA hosted a dog wash at Cold Creek Nurseries to fundraise for shelter services. Volunteers and Ledbetter Homes provided staging, with washes at twenty dollars and flea products for sale. The next event is scheduled for July 14, with calls for volunteers and towel donations to support dogs from Chihuahuas to Brazilian mastiffs.
Linda Rooney unveils Linda's Bistro in a blue former attorney's office on York Street between Richland and Park. The remodeled dining room removes a fireplace and stairs, upstairs is supported by beams, and a new kitchen reuses old layout with plumbing and gas lines planned. Rooney praises home style cooking with fresh ingredients and organic options, plus a peering kitchen window to connect with diners. An outdoor stair and upstairs apartment complete the renovated house. A June 23 Italian wine tasting and five course dinner is planned at Linda's Bistro.
Downtown Aiken showcases its patriotic spirit with the quarterly Downtown after Six on June 14. Seventeen shops participate, each themed around a state with music food or entertainment, and a free US map stamp program ends with a 9:15 p.m. sing along and concert.
Saturday and late numbers from City of Character Lottery show Pick 3 Midday 5 0 0 Pick 4 Midday 2 6 5 9 Pick 3 Evening 6 5 0 Pick 4 Evening 3 5 4 8 Powerball 7 10 25 32 41 with Powerball 22 and Powerplay 2 FAURGIA Lottery Cash 3 Midday 0 0 4 Cash 4 Midday 2 4 1 4 Cash 3 Evening 7 0 5 Win for Life 9 15 23 32 33 36 Free Bell 21 Saturday numbers not available at press time and will run Monday.
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