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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2010
Page
3
The writer notes two sophomore girls earned second place at a Charleston meet and laments missing coverage in the paper. They also mention enjoying a walking tour of Aiken and thank volunteers, then observe few young people showing interest in history.
A speaker cites no smoking as reason to tax cigarettes while proposing taxing beer to raise revenue. The note thanks local veterans for Stomp Out Strays and mentions a new SPCA thrift store opening and closing amid a call for politeness.
Residents ask no fireworks display along Wire Road citing noise disturbing dogs and horses. They contrast with a potential Augusta trip and dismiss a living legends column in the opinions page as a joke.
A local note urges stricter enforcement of parking laws especially in handicapped spaces to prompt change. Residents praise the new SRP and Sunday open house with a ribbon cutting and cheerful staff. The piece shifts to playful wave talk and ends with a strong anti KKK message.
Aiken Standard invites readers to comment on downtown parking and driving habits. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard.com with brief, space mindful messages. Names need not be provided and may be edited for length.
Kwame Dawes USC Distinguished Poet in Residence spoke to hundreds of South Carolina students in Aiken about poetry and life. He read Tornado Child inspired by older African American women in Sumter and urged teens to explore music, literature, and the arts.
A tip line and newsroom contacts are listed for the Aiken Standard along with email addresses and phone numbers for the Managing Editor Tim O Briant News Director Hullman and others. Subscription rates and delivery dates are provided including EZ Pay options and Sunday Plus dates.
The Aiken Christian Women's Connection will host a Guest Night on Tuesday March 23 at 6 30 pm at Woodside. The event costs 18 dollars and reservations are required by Friday by calling 649 6697.
Public Education Partners endorses the Aiken County School Districts 236 million bond referendum to fund renovations and new construction for nine schools. The May 25 election follows a unanimous School Board vote after public meetings and input sessions.
Dr. Sabrina Jacobs leads Equine Performance Vets in Aiken to become South Carolina’s first EU approved site for processing and exporting frozen semen and embryos. The facility meets USDA and EU standards, offers quarantine and multiple shipping options, and plans embryo transfers as demand grows. For details, contact 641-0644 or performanceequinevets.com.
The report lists Pick 4 numbers 0 5 4 3 and various cash and fantasy games. Midday Cash 3 4 5 5, Cash 4 6 3 9 6, Evening Cash 3 6 2 0, Cash 4 2 4 6 9. Fantasy 5 28 15 5 13 35. Saturday late numbers show Cash 4 4 7 26 and Fantasy 5 13 15 23 33 39. Win For Life 11 18 19 28 30 32, Free Ball 26.
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