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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2009
Page
3
A teacher explains that with only a personal cell phone during the day she can break up fights obtain medical help for students and alert administration about maintenance. She argues against higher taxes for a county wide two way classroom communication system and praises the Heart Board Show and Gary Frazier’s singing.
An audit of WSRC disclosed a $5 billion discrepancy raising questions about oversight. Critics urge action as stakeholders demand accountability and transparency in financial handling.
A reader thanks the person in a blue SUV who paid for their Friday drive through lunch and pledges to pay the kindness forward. The note encourages random acts of kindness and reciprocal generosity.
Readers voice concern that state education is underfunded with other issues taking priority. A TalkBack hotline and email are provided for brief comments, with names not required and submissions subject to editorial editing for space and content.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for leaving Chris' Camera Center Exit Olde South Realty Lionel Smith Ltd and PowerCuts Salon and Spa off the Downtown Aiken Sidewalk Sale list. The paper commits to accuracy and invites readers to report errors by calling Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace or emailing editorial at aikenstandard.com.
The Aiken Civic Ballet presented The Firebird for hundreds of area students. Juwon Brown and Amanda Key gave autographs, and Elizabeth Coffin Stars as the Firebird. The troupe performs at USC Aiken Etherredge Center Saturday with 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. matinee and evening shows.
Ruth Patrick Science Education Center announces three spring break camps for area students from April 6 to 10. Under the Sea leads grades 4–6 to Folly Beach and the South Carolina Aquarium with a Sea Turtle Hospital visit. A Night Under the Stars hosts grades 7–9 overnight at the planetarium with astronomy activities. Water Works takes grades 6–8 to Thurmond Lake and the Canal and Interpretive Center with a Petersburg boat tour. Registration ends March 25. fees are 75, 60, and 45 dollars respectively.
Isabel Igoe, an eight year old Mead Hall student, filled in as mayor during a City of Aiken event. She toured City Hall and council chambers and responded to a resident's stoplight concern with a playful quip. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh praised leadership and the city staff.
The notice lists newsroom contacts and staff emails for the Aiken Standard founded in 1867, with addresses and phone numbers for editorial, news, and circulation. It includes subscription rates, EZ Pay options, and delivery dates for 2008.
Georgia Lottery draws list the day’s Pick 3 and Pick 4 results for Midday and Evening sessions along with Palmetto Cash 5 and Fantasy 5 numbers and a multiplier value. No context beyond the numbers is provided.
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