Setzler to Step Up as Aiken County Districts Change
Editorial notes that redistricting reshapes Aiken County representation in state Senate District 26. Sen. Nikki Setzler, a Democrat, gains northern Aiken County and parts of Aiken city, while Sen. Shane Massey loses much of the county. Setzler vows greater involvement, attending delegation meetings, to better represent constituents amid shifts. Greg Ryberg says Setzler’s involvement could boost county clout.
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Aiken Standard Staff Contact Information
A concise listing shows the Aiken Standard leadership including Publisher and Editor Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson Delivery Manager Laura Tiedman with official emails and roles at the newspaper.
Aiken County Schools respond to budget questions in letter
Column Everitt addresses readers about the districts budget process in a Monday letter. The district cites a 2007 08 facilities study valuing improvements at over 350 million and outlines the Five Year Facility Plan, bond funding, and near term needs.
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Aiken County School District transparency criticized by residents
Taxpayers urge district to post audio minutes and large Five Year Facilities Plan online noting 101 million in future spending, 40 million listed as renovations, and a proposed 38 percent debt millage increase. They question why technology exists yet records remain inaccessible.
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Political Reality and Sacrifices in Hard Times
The piece argues deep economic trouble requires painful reforms across entitlements taxes and defense with more funding for education. It critiques sugar coated political rhetoric and urges a rational debate on rationing health care without inflammatory labels.
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