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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2009
Page
3
The writer asks why accident victims were taken to MCG Augusta instead of the nearer ARMC. They request to know who makes the transport decision and what criteria guide it. The inquiry targets emergency medical services routing and hospital selection policy.
Homeowner reports applying milky spores on lawn to deter moles. The treatment appears effective where applied, but untreated areas show extensive mole presence.
A police officer properly trained confronted a belligerent individual who used foul language and challenged the officer to deploy a taser. The subject's gender is not a factor.
Residents complain sprinklers at Carriage Park condos spray into streets wasting water. Call city utilities to report irrigation runoffs and seek enforcement actions to curb waste.
A speaker argues that reducing school staff will harm children, increase crime, and justify closing schools. The appeal emphasizes teachers as essential, alongside aides, nurses, secretaries, and custodians, warning of larger prisons if cuts continue.
Readers invited to share views on abortion rights with a note that a fetus is not part of the mother’s body biologically. Call or email the Aiken Standard TalkBack line with brief comments. names are optional and may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard announces newsroom contacts and office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802. Editorial and management emails are listed, plus subscription and ZIP mail details for various intervals and dates for Sunday Plus deliveries in 2008.
Ellenton residents gathered at Silver Bluff High School outside New Ellenton for the annual reunion, bringing stories of school and teachers while reflecting on the forced migration from the now vanished town. The event drew over 100 former residents including a Las Vegas visitor, with a bus tour to the former Ellenton site. Filmmaker Mark Albertin spoke about his documentary Displaced and its festival screenings, chronicling decades of memories and patriotism.
Sophie aged 5 and Colin aged 7 from Owens describe their summer plans. They anticipate days spent at the beach and by the pool enjoying sun and swimming.
City Manager Roger LeDuc says expansion may wait five years as revenue losses and a hiring freeze impact plans. The project would add 18 000 square feet with retail space on the first floor and City Hall on the second, costing about 3 million dollars financed by the next one cent sales tax if approved. The city bought 0.2117 acres for 930 851 06 to support the expansion, with prior options including adding space behind the building or a third floor.
The notice lists June as the month to emphasize Justice for Aiken. It also records Sunday and Saturday drawing results across multiple lottery games including Pick 3 Pick 4 Cash 3 Cash 4 and Fantasy 5 with specific number sequences and totals.
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