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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 2011
Page
3
Readers defend measures to raise property taxes for schools while urging compromise on economics and immigration, noting the impact of Spanish speaking residents on tourism and equestrian services. They urge employers to hire locally, share frustration with job applications, and invite commentary via TalkBack.
Hundreds join Beach Blast 2011 in Newberry Street Festival Area as 3 tons of sand and inflatable palm trees recreate ocean atmosphere in downtown Aiken. Temeka Ogbuke and 5 year old Grace attend after finding the event on Facebook. Oldies DJ and shag lessons draw crowds. ADDA notes turnout surpassing last year amid favorable weather and retailer good nights.
Over ten years Tom and Barbara Bryant sheltered 45 foster children and retired to Windsor. They benefited from Golden Harvest food at USC Aiken where about 100 high school volunteers assisted. the AHEC Conference connected students from South Carolina with health career programs.
Aiken Electric Cooperative held its 73rd annual meeting on May 21 with 4,277 member owners registered. The event featured energy-saving themes, music, and door prizes. Incumbent trustees Theo R. Williams Linda S. Bramlett and W. Wayne Furtick were reelected. Guests included Congressmen Joe Wilson Jeff Duncan Sen. Shane Massey and local officials. Exhibits showcased weatherization reptiles hydrogen tech and community giving. Grand prizes went to Jackie Cato Linda Jones and Henry Johnson. members voting remotely could win prizes.
The Aiken Standard lists contact details, staff names and roles, mailing address, and subscription rates. It provides delivery dates for 2011 Sunday Plus and notes varying rates inside and outside the home delivery zone.
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