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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2007
Page
3
Citizens criticise County Council for lack of budget access citing the Standard report that invited public input. They urge posting of the budget publicly for study before the second reading and better communication.
Readers weigh in on a downtown Laurens condo fence issue with claims of 6 or 7 feet, city code questions, and calls for proper approvals. Aiken Standard’s TalkBack invites public comment and notes immigration history references amid reader concerns.
Teachers and administrators conclude the Summer Institute hosted by Public Education Partners with praise from Rose Layton of Aiken Middle School. The five day workshop connects educators with health and human service agencies and teaches looking beyond behavior to home factors. Amber Adams of Warrenville Elementary notes new ways to support kindergartners facing disciplinary issues and guidance referrals.
Dr. Steve Galegor and Chris Galegor promote CHIEF Christian outreach to Native American tribes. He spoke at Grace Brethren Church of Aiken about translating the message for Navajos and others, noting 1–2 million Native Americans in the U.S. with 63 percent in cities. The plan centers on training tribal leaders to share the gospel locally.
Joseph A. DeLaine Jr addressed an Aiken Cumberland AME Church audience on an alarming trend of young black men neglecting fathers and grandfathers sacrifices. He urged faith and social responsibility, urged applying ten commandments for fathers at home and in the community, and cited his father's Civil Rights legacy and desegregation battles.
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