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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2007
Page
3
A TalkBack writer from March 12 is told not to worry about scriptural accuracy. The Bible shows the solution and the Bereans, cautious as always, return home to study the Scriptures for verification. Problem solved.
The article notes Southside Aiken seeks funds for a new track while criticizing a skate park project as wasteful. It contrasts benefits between Southside and Northside, and mentions concerns about sex offenders. Sheriff Hunt is praised for handling drugs and sex offender issues.
A reader complains about a 3 a.m. barking dog problem and the city’s limited help from animal control. The writer urges contacting Public Safety to pursue Livability Court to resolve the issue and obtain peace.
The Aiken Standard notes a factual correction from the March 22, 2007 obituary for Rosetta Miller. Mayor Frank Henderson of 1890 was misidentified. Miller was the grand daughter of Frank P. Henderson, elected in 1927. Readers may report errors to the editorial team by phone or email.
Nine year old Becky Watkins overcomes fear to give a future speech as her house cat and toys boost confidence in the University Theatre Playground Playhouse production I Think I Can at the Etherredge Center. Cast includes Casey Jones Bobby Bloom Jessie Tyson Jim Armstrong Maggie Knapp Jason Shipman and Stephanie Sexton. Performances March 29 7 p.m. and March 30 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tickets 7 adults 4 students. Box office 641 3305.
The cast of the children's musical I Think I Can will host a coloring contest at Sweet Cow Creamery on Sunday March 25 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Free for kindergarten through fifth grade. All contestants receive a free small ice cream. First and second place win tickets to the Etherredge Center performance on USC Aiken campus March 29 at 7 p.m.
The 2007 Audubon Coach and Carriage Drive drew 17 coaches and carriages to the Silver Bluff Sanctuary with Four-in-Hand and Aiken Driving Club members. Spectators enjoyed birding tours, raptor demonstrations, and a catered lunch while fundraising for the sanctuary.
Publisher information for the Aiken Standard outlines contact details for Scott B. Hunter and office addresses. Includes ISSN, establishment year, and mailing address. Lists discounted rates and EZ Pay options along with Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006 and 2007.
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An Aiken woman faces charges after an assault at an Abbeville home early Friday. The victim and his common law spouse argued all night before she allegedly slashed and stabbed him with a butcher knife, fled the scene, and was sought as warrants were pending. The victim had multiple head and facial injuries and extensive dried blood observed by police.
Ten CSRA residents were hospitalized after a 15 passenger church van and a vehicle collided north of Johnston. Three Mount Calvary Baptist Church van occupants were airlifted after being ejected. The Tempo driver was uninjured. No charges will be filed.
About 26 794 Harry London chocolate fudge and peanut butter egg candies are recalled for not labeling egg products. Allergic or sensitive individuals could have life threatening reactions. No injuries reported. Packages 8 ounce and 3 5 ounce bear bar codes 2179501083 to 2179501086. National distributors sold nationwide. Call 800 321 0444 or visit fda gov for details.
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