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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2012
Page
7
A quirky note touts two elite mole traps and two cats that allegedly eradicate moles. It suggests using cat litter in mole burrows as a remedy and mentions an oldies radio station on 92.7.
Community reacts after reports that local Girl Scouts were robbed of funds from sales. Police investigate possible suspects as troop leaders urge transparency and support.
South Carolina lawmakers debate the House budget panel's move to close the incentive program for teachers who earn national certification. The decision reflects a push to reallocate funds as education and gun policy loom large in state priorities.
Letter writers pressure state officials to widen Silver Bluff road from Whiskey Road to the bypass, add three lanes and sidewalks, and similarly upgrade Dougherty Road. They praise the bypass four-lane expansion, oppose class warfare, and commend Darley’s stay at the Aiken Training Track while urging reader feedback via TalkBack.
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