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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2012
Page
3
Opinion piece questions why many on food stamps do not change. suggests a private fund could fund new businesses to hire people if the 99 percent contributed a dollar a month. The speaker calls the general public stubborn and lazy.
Readers in Aiken applaud the publication of Charles Krauthammer in the Bravo edition praising his intelligent wry factual writing. The note commends Krauthammer as a writer worth seeing more often in the newspaper.
Aiken resident thanks Det. Billy Royster of the Aiken Department of Public Safety for locating a stolen iPhone and personally delivering it after driving 30 minutes to the recipient’s workplace. The note encourages readers to call a TalkBack line and submit comments to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for errors in Sundays tax examples and a miscaptioned photo. It clarifies fictional subjects and requests readers report inaccuracies by phone or email to set the record straight.
The notice lists office hours from 9 30 am to 5 90 pm Monday to Friday at 5328 Riana Drive with phone 648 2311 and fax 648 6052 and an email address editorial akerstandard com. Includes administrative details for The Standard publication.
The Royal Ravens All-Stars in Aiken accept new members through July 21 for a competitive season. Founders Lauren Lombardo and Tonika Patterson lead 42 members across three teams aged 5 to 18, offering tumbling stunt and choreography classes and clinics to both recreation and school teams.
Royal Ravens announce a cheer camp at the YMCA on July 21 from 10 am to 4 pm. The $30 fee includes coaching lunch and a certificate. Coaches listed include Mallory Huffer Jennifer Fishburne Braeden Howard Taylor Ludwick and others. The gym is at 213S Whiskey Road in the Target shopping center. For details contact Patterson or Lombardo or visit the club website.
The Graniteville center reopens with a face lift including painted multipurpose room new lighting a 60 inch TV and an accent brick wall A game lounge reading arts room and updated birthday party area enhance usability The project cost about 18000 funded by Capital Projects Sales Tax and all but two tasks were done in house
Local officials released the name of the man killed in a weekend crash. Gary James Daigle, 53, of Jefferson Georgia, was on life support after a Saturday morning collision. Lacie Doolittle 21 Wagener is charged with felony DUI.
Aiken residents report car break ins on Whiskey Road Kiawah Trail and Laurel Drive with vehicles stolen or entered. A credit card fraud scheme involved a new card opened in the victim’s name. A 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis and a Jeep Grand Cherokee were stolen. One suspect identified. case under investigation.
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