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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2008
Page
3
Aiken Standard editorial argues city policy should prioritize traffic speed control over parking limits and two hour rules. It links state and national public safety concerns to the resignations of top Public Safety and Highway Patrol chiefs and urges reader feedback via TalkBack.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error from Thursday’s edition regarding where Conor the Leprechaun may visit as part of the downtown program. Readers are asked to report factual inaccuracies by calling 644-2381 or 644-2400 or emailing editorial@standardcom.
The Akon Standard, established in 1867 and published by Akan Communications Inc, lists office addresses in Aken South Carolina and provides various subscription options. It notes higher rates outside delivery zones and includes weekend delivery notices and sample lottery-like numbers for Pick 4 and Cash games.
Public Education Partners invites 32 Aiken County teachers to propose ideas for classroom programs funded at 500 dollars or less. The effort seeks to keep teacher input flowing, with sponsors from individuals and businesses, and offers donors recognition and updates on project implementation.
Downtown merchants in Aiken kick off the annual Spring Sidewalk Sale with 15 to 75 percent discounts through Saturday. The event, coordinated by the ADDA, features shops such as Aiken Art & Custom Framing, Antique Mall, Center for the Arts, and many others. Look for Conor the Leprechaun as shoppers browse, with ADDA handling permits and ads from 208A The Alley.
In a joint SC and GA rescue, Michelle Nieves and Lauren Moser were pulled from the Savannah River after signaling for help from an island. Rescuers used a boat and jet skis. one kayak remained lodged. EMS found both uninjured. Also, a York Street restaurant robbery is under investigation by Aiken Public Safety. Shepeard Blood Center seeks Type B donors for Joseph M. Still Burn Center patients.
Stories of student success at Camp Long Middle School highlighted by Brandon Kitchings who transformed from disruptive behavior to engaged learning after enrolling in the Youth Learning Institute partnership. The luncheon honored partners including Aiken County Public Schools, churches, the Department of Juvenile Justice, and the South Carolina National Guard, and announced a nearly $700,000 three year grant to expand programs combating gang activity youth violence and child abuse.
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