24 Jun 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2009
Page
1
On June 24 2009 the top comment thread on the Aiken Standards site centered on a doctor facing first degree burglary charges drawing the most reader replies. The page invites readers to visit the site for more comments.
The film about alien robots disguised as vehicles debuts in theaters today. Inside the edition, Mature Times highlights Aiken's active adults. INSIDE features the nation's top high school basketball players.
Deaths and Funerals listing includes Jon Everett Bodendorf Aiken Juanita Rodgers Campbell Lehigh Acres Estella Jackson Graniteville Andrew Paul Thomas North Augusta and Vicki Gregory Welch Aiken with brief notices and locations. Weather forecast appears in the page interior for today and full forecast.
A reader note outlines sections for comics markets on page 14A and movie listings on page 2, with Nation World features on page 13A and other brief items on pages 6A 15A 5C 1B and 2c. The guide signals a varied daily schedule of entertainment and international coverage.
EPA urges water conservation by inspecting irrigation systems and pipes for leaks and adopting water wise practices. Leaks can waste thousands of gallons yearly, with dripping faucets and toilets as major culprits.
Middle school students in the Youth Writing Camp at USC Aiken interact with Ace the Pacer mascot. English professor Vicki Collins guides students to ask yes no questions the mascot answers by stomping. Ace confirms age as four.
Owner Chris Sanders prepares to move City Barbershop from 238 Park Ave. S.W. after 20 years of change. The shop will reopen at 316 Park Ave. S.E. with hours starting 7:30 a.m. Monday June 29, following notice from attorney Arthur Rich.
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