Crack in North school persists for decades
A 75 year old recalls a two inch crack in a north school corner that has weathered generations since his father attended. The building remains in use and the crack still visible years later.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2011
Page
3
A 75 year old recalls a two inch crack in a north school corner that has weathered generations since his father attended. The building remains in use and the crack still visible years later.
A reader denounces the Department of Transportation over new office signs and traffic upgrades describing them as alien looking and wasteful. He cites $350,000 in costs, ruined lights, parkways, curb heights, and curb damage, urging taxpayer funds not to be squandered.
Voters express anger at a proposed across the board two percent raise citing budget strain and service cuts including education funding and county recycling programs. Critics urge fiscal restraint and accountability while defending essential workers.
The demand reflects funding for universal public education and community benefits. Taxes finance school operations, facilities, and programs that support all residents, not just students. benefits include local property value stability, workforce readiness, and civic infrastructure. funding structures vary by locality and state.
Mandela's visit to a prominent figure sparks reactions about nerve and reciprocity with sharp wit and jests about politicking. The remark contrasts bold influence with audacious claims in a light, satirical tone.
Readers may call the TalkBack hotline or email comments to the Aiken Standard. Names are not required and will not be published. Comments should be brief and to the point. the paper may edit for space and content.
Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally visited Satcher Ford Lincoln Mercury in Aiken on Friday to deliver a new F150 to his friend Rob Johnston. Johnston, who had regretted selling his previous F150, watched Mulally fulfill the promise he made years earlier. Mulally planned to spend the night at The Willcox and head back to Michigan.
Area students joined Camp Invention at Ruth Patrick Science Education Center where Hunter Jordan, a seventh grader now aging out, impressed staff by returning as a junior counselor. The program, run by Invent Now, shows kids science, engineering and arts through activities like take apart old appliances and deciphering coded messages.
The Aiken Standard publishing office contact details list Tim O Brien Michael Gi Tim Huffman and Scott Hunter with emails and phone numbers. Rates for EZPay 3 6 12 months and delivery zones are provided with dates for Sunday Plus subscriptions in 2011 and mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
Congressman Joe Wilson will address the Aiken Republican Club at its June 29 luncheon at Newberry Hall. He will discuss Congress, spending and the debt ceiling. RSVP by Monday to Susan Collinsworth. $15 members $20 nonmembers. 11 a.m. start with lunch at 11:50 a.m.
The Aiken Standard lists Friday draw results for Pick 3 Midday 6 5 9 Pick 4 Midday 8 8 2 3 Pick 3 Evening 2 7 3 Pick 4 Evening 8 8 2 9 Palmetto Cash 5 6 8 14 35 36 Mega Millions 10 14 40 49 51 Mega Ball 4 MegaPlier 3 Cash 3 Midday 3 0 4 Cash 4 Midday 0 4 0 Georgia FIVE Midday 6 5 1 4 2 Cash 3 Evening 4 3 1 Georgia FIVE Evening 9 9 3 2 9 Mega Ball 4 Friday numbers for Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy 5 were unavailable at presstime. see Sunday's edition for results.
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