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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2013
Page
3
Readers vent on flags gas prices taxes and politics. The letter cites Confederate flags Islamic centers and Obama as well as tax debts and USC basketball spending. It invites comments via TalkBack line or email.
The first Dancin with the Young at Heart dance at the Aiken Day will occur Friday from 7 30 to 11 p m Aiken Standard corrects Thursday edition to reflect the correct day and invites readers to report factual errors by calling Melissa Hanna or emailing editorial at aikenstandard com
A proposed late February bill, the South Carolina Lay Midwife Act, would require an obstetrician to sponsor licensed midwives and could redefine them as lay midwives. Critics say the measure risks restricting out of hospital births and imposes onerous licensing changes while preserving safety standards.
United Way of Aiken County expands its 12th annual Be a Bunny drive to give goody baskets to housebound seniors. Director Lindsay Rosenlieb says the aim is spring cheer with comfort items and necessities, as civic groups, schools, and businesses contribute. About 900 baskets are prepared yearly.
United Way of Aiken County collects nonperishable food bath supplies toiletries books crosswords sugar-free candy Boost Ensure drinks eyeglass cases first aid supplies night lights flashlights stamps pill boxes and more through March 22 at 235 Barnwell Ave NW. Recipients express heartfelt thanks as a bunny delivery visits. Call 648-8331 for details.
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce reports 234 new members in a three day blitz raising total to over two thousand. President J. David Jameson hails the effort as a state mark and credits 200 volunteers, led by Jimmy Cusano, for energizing recruitment and community engagement.
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