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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2009
Page
3
A reader thanks Travinia’s for an open house VIP party in Aiken praising the food and service. The note mentions enjoying the event and thanks the staff for attending Dunkin’ Donuts.
A reader thanks Sunny and Norma Clemons for an uplifting article and comments on the downtown pansies planted there. The flowers are described as gorgeous and mood lifting, with appreciation directed at Aiken for the display.
The performance by Sergeant First Class Alvy R. Powell of the United States Army Band was outstanding with two solo showcases that drew applause from the audience. He returned for the closing to sing God Bless America as the crowd stood and joined in.
A reader critiques district budget choices by highlighting assistant superintendents salaries and questioning why teachers are laid off before trimming benefits for retirees. The commenter suggests keeping new teachers and letting retired staff go who are double dipping.
A devoted owner explains living indoors to safeguard her cat from hazards and to prevent her from hunting birds, emphasizing love and restraint over outdoor roaming.
The reader asks how many have been laid off at the Savannah River Site and questions ADPS ACSD and the judiciary. They protest arrests of felons and demand reform, urging comments via TalkBack line or email while noting names will not be published.
Pearline and Carl Smith host the Mardi Gras fundraiser at the Aiken Municipal Building on Saturday starting at 6 p.m. Proceeds support United Way of Aiken County with 30 per couple covering Cajun fare entertainment and beverages. Reservations 648 8331.
The Aiken Newcomers Club collected canned goods nonperishable foods paper towels toilet tissue and other staples at its Tuesday luncheon at Newberry Hall to support the Salvation Army amid rising demand. Club volunteers led by Sandra Bell and Bettie Foster organized drives and planned monthly service activities while Salvation Army Captain Angela Repass noted food shortages across agencies.
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State Superintendent Dr. Jim Rex will speak at Schofield Middle School tonight about education budget issues and district challenges as lawmakers push for budget flexibility. Aiken County schools face deficits and cuts totaling over 9 million dollars this year with potential 12 million next term.
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