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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2011
Page
1
Callaway Gardens sits atop Pine Mountain in Georgia with a near legendary status. Behind its landscape lies a narrative of growth and resilience shaping a widely noted garden destination.
Annie Mae Carter Trenton Elder Henry Leysath Mary Beasley Carter Brodies Collier McCain Samuel Uncle Sam Drafts Schofield Jr. Wagoner Steven Michael Cochran all pass away in the region. The notice names residents from Aiken and North Augusta with dates and affiliations not provided in the fragments.
A reader comments that Palin would be a liability for the Republicans, predicting she cannot beat Obama and would be unsuited to govern the United States, even questioning her ability to negotiate with foreign powers. The note ends with a quip "You betcha!" and a prompt to see more talkback.
A practical tip suggests placing a towel with a bucket of ice water near the doorway to provide a quick cool burst when stepping outside. The note appears in a weather brief labeled SEE WEATHER and references 60 as a figure or page cue.
TNT Fireworks relocates to Fountain of Life Fellowship Church on Whiskey Road for July Fourth sales benefiting South Aiken High School and church youth programs. Community volunteers and student athletes stock shelves as prices range from 25 cents to 200 dollars. Wacky Wayne's also serves fireworks shoppers nearby ahead of Independence Day.
A fragmentary quotation attributed to Matt Boyce critiques a selfish generation and laments past planetary damage. It elevates art over a grim record of American tragedy and invites public reflection by a fountain. The excerpt blends anger with protest through provocative imagery.
An online poll tracked 307 voters as of 9:15 p.m. Monday asking how many books they read in the last month. Readers are invited to vote at askenstandard.com for today's poll.
A new South Carolina law mirrors Georgia's copper theft controls and tightens sale rules. It requires free permits from local law enforcement to sell copper and bans recycle centers from buying copper without the permit, with the act taking effect in 60 days.
The Aiken County planning commission tabled Gaul & Eisner LLC’s altered concept plan for Village at Houndslake on June 14 to allow homeowners and developers to meet and discuss revisions, including the fate of deodar cedars.
The Aiken County Board of Education plans to approve its 2011-12 budget at 7 p.m. at the district office with tentative tax hikes for operations and debt service. Residents may speak in public comment as a state funding question remains unsettled and Gov. Haley weighs veto risks.
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