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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2007
Page
3
Readers complain about delivery trucks and a white pickup blocking the yellow curb in front of Lionel Smith Ltd on Laurens Street for hours. Public safety officers should ticket these violations and curbside clutter.
The Aiken Standard issues a correction for Wednesday’s Board meeting report clarifying that the quote cited as from public participation speaker Vicki Simons actually came from School Board attorney Bill Burkhalter. The piece also corrects earlier notes about the buildings to be removed for church expansion at St Marys and confirms contact avenues for readers to report errors.
Aiken’s Cookin with Celebrity Chefs raised funds for Mental Health America of Aiken County at Rye Patch featuring 24 local stars serving dishes in a ninth annual event. Proceeds benefit Welcome Baby Nurture Home and Life Skills while chefs compete with edgier recipes and themed booths attracting diverse crowds.
Aiken County hosts its first summer camp for children with autism at Cedar Creek Church with about 25 participants. Volunteers led by coordinator Tiffany Stewart provided therapy dogs and social activities while lawmakers celebrated Ryan's Law, which requires insurers to cover up to 50,000 dollars annually for specialized services for diagnosed children up to age 16.
A State Department of Education public input meeting on proposed changes to special education regulations will be held at USC Aiken on Monday June 18 at 6 p.m. The venue is Penland Administration Building room 106. The revisions aim to align state policy with IDEA by viewing special education as services to help students access general education. Aiken County School Districts director of special programs encourages parents educators and others to attend.
United Way of Aiken County revamps its School Tools campaign to provide free school supplies to low income families. Parents no longer apply before pickup. after the school year begins, school staff will distribute supplies to those in need. Donations of basic items are sought starting in July at Rose's in Aiken and at Wal-Mart and Office Depot in North Augusta.
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Kraft Foods brand Back to Nature recalls 26 472 boxes of Sesame Ginger Rice Thins due to milk not declared on the label. Only 4 ounce boxes with UPC 59283 10013 and May 16 2007 date recalled after two consumer reports of allergic reactions.
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