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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2012
Page
3
A resident thanks the Aiken DMV for a fast smooth visit. The writer notes the experience was pleasant and efficient, stating they were in and out in under five minutes and could not ask for more.
A simple habit can save up to 25 gallons of water yearly. Turning off the tap during brushing reduces waste and promotes conservation.
Residents thank the Swing Station band for senior prom music and oppose changing the town logo. They question cost of updating street signs vehicles and invoices, arguing funds should go to potholes teacher furloughs and essential needs. The group urges keeping the current logo.
A front page feature profiles Emily, a blind student who manages tasks like laundry and room cleaning, skis and climbs, and authored a 15 recipe cookbook while planning meals for 60. Her perseverance and family support are praised as a model for others.
A letter from readers invites public comment on government size and public issues. It suggests contacting the TakBack line at (803) 644-2384 or emailing editorials, noting submissions may be edited for space and content.
The notice lists hours from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, Monday through Friday, and provides a phone number 6482311 and a fax 6486052 for contact.
City officials discussed measuring future OPEB obligations and fair contributions to retirees health care. Attorney Warner Anthony highlighted GASB rules and the need for actuary calculations with staff, a retirement committee, and an investment adviser. The meeting also approved rezoning and hangar lease actions and earned a GFOA certificate of achievement.
The Gateway summer arts program at Schofield Middle School will end with a showcase Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school gym open to the public. Students in dance, instrumental music, vocals and drama will perform while visual art from Kylie Parham decorates the cafeteria. The director Joe Laurenza says the event will highlight growth from this session.
Senior writer Rob Novit notes the Gateway Elementary student showcase will be held Thursday at 7 pm at Schofield Middle School located at 224 Kershaw St. N.E. The piece identifies Novit as Aiken Standards education reporter since 2001 and a Walterboro native who studied journalism at the University of Georgia.
Aiken Technical College was named one of 15 community colleges nationwide to receive a $100,000 Walmart PRESS for Completion grant in partnership with Achieving the Dream. The grant supports faculty and staff efforts to boost student success through program changes and improved instruction in math English writing and reading.
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