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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2015
Page
3
Readers rail at tax plans and park spending while urging road repairs and code enforcement. Criticism targets jay brooks scams, handicapped parking enforcement, and park construction on the northside, with calls for accountability from city leaders and a push for improved conduct at council meetings.
President Obama to attend a youth rally at Benedict College in Columbia as his first SC stop since 2008 primary. Local officials praise the visit while critics say it shows national politics in the state.
Auggie the Augusta GreenJackets mascot visited Clearwater Elementary during Read Across America Week the day after Dr. Seuss birthday. He read a revised Casey at the Bat tale with staffer Shannon Mitchell and joined in playful readings to encourage kids to read. Students earn reading logs and prizes including meals and game tickets for completing books.
Aiken County deputies search for a white male 20 to 25 years old about 5 foot 7 who assaulted a 61 year old woman and stole a horse anti inflammatory in the 4:20 p.m. incident on Implement Road. The victim, who may have broken a hand, described the man in dark shirt, black shorts and white doo rag.
The Augusta Literary Festival runs today and Saturday at the Augusta Richmond County Public Library with multiple talks and panels. Tyora Moody discusses Book Covers and Social Media at 10 a.m. Friday, Deborah Malone hosts Mystery Writing 101 at 1 p.m., and Saturday features several chats and panels including Sanford Greene and Starting Your Own Novel, plus readings by Amanda Kyle Williams. Tai Chi at H Odell Weeks begins 12 45 p.m. Tuesday and 6 30 p.m. Friday. call 803 642 7631 for details.
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