Memorial of Stanley Quarles Reflects City Leader and Foster Advocate
Stanley Quarles, longtime City of Aiken human resources director, is remembered for a large heart and gentle nature. He and his wife Amber opened their home to children in need, fostered four plus a foster child, and contributed to Area 1 Advisory Council and the city’s recycling and Character First initiatives. His death leaves a void in the community and is marked by tributes from colleagues and the mayor.
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Stanley Quarles
Aiken
Mr. Quarles
Amber
Paula DeJong
Quarles
Area 1 Advisory Council
David Caver
Area 1
Fred Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Roger LeDue
LeDuc
Aitken Standard Publisher Staff Credits List
A list of key staff positions at the Aitken Standard includes Scott B Hunter as Publisher, Jeffrey B Wallace as Advertising Director, Art Zappa as Business Manager, Ellen Priest as Managing Editor, Timothy E O Briant as Production Director, Phillip Yates as Circulation Director, Deborah Dyches as Systems Manager, J David Boyd as Customer Service Manager, and Letitia Jefferson in an unspecified role.
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Uplisher
Scott B. Hunter
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen ©. Priest
Editimothy E. O'Briant
Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyches
J. David Boyd
Letitia Jefferson
Letters: GOP not the will of the voter in SC
Rob Smith argues that South Carolina Republican officials blocked a voter approved lottery bill and attempted to divert education funds to other uses. He claims the GOP seeks to shift accountability and control at state and national levels.
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GOP
South Carolina
United States
Rob Smith
Letters Address to the Editor for Aiken Standard
Readers may send letters to the editor at the Aiken Standard using PO Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 or via email wallace@aikenstandard.com. Fax submissions to 803-648-6062 are also accepted for publication.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken
Wallace
Aikenstandard.com
Aiken, S.C
Shunter
Media bias shines on Pearl but not Burnhams in captivity
An opinion piece argues media overemphasized Daniel Pearl's kidnapping and death while downplaying the nine month captivity of American missionaries Martin and Gracia Burnham by Abu Sayyaf in the Philippines. It critiques newsroom bias, linking coverage gaps to faith and persona.
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Wall Street Journal
Daniel Pearl
Pear
al-Qaida
Martin
Gracia Burnham
Abu Sayyaf
Philippines
Osama bin Laden
Guillermo Sobero Las
Pearl
Burnhams
Kansas
Philippine
Palawan
Gracia
CBS
New York Times
Nexis
The
Times
New Tribes Mission
Florida
Bernard Goldberg
Ted Turner
Roxanne Russell
Gary Bauer
Goldberg
Goa
NBC News
Danny Pearl
Cole Field House memories from Maryland era and memories
A personal reflection on Cole Field House at the University of Maryland, its distinctive roof, historic role hosting NCAA tournaments, and memorable players and games. The piece traces the venue’s evolution from 1960s crowds to its replacement by Comcast Center and notes the author’s high school memories and later life.
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Cole
Cole Field House
University of Maryland
William P. Cole Jr
Board of Regents
Maryland
Virinia
College Park
Terrapins
ACC
Duke
Art Heyman
Jeff Mullins
Jack Marin
Bob Verga
North Carolina
Sean Smith
Bob Lewis
Larry Miller
Mahaffey Brothers
Bobby Roberts
Clemson
Barry Kramer
Happy Hairston
NYU
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Bradley
Texas Western
New York
Power Memorial
DeMatha High School
Washington Area
Dean Memminger
Marquette
John Roche
Tom Owens
University of South Carolina
Lefty Driesell
Lefty
Terrapins Wi
Comcast Center
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Aitken Standard
Michelle Malkin
Creators Syndicate
Aiken Standard Publisher
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