27 Mar 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2006
Page
1
Photos capture MS Walk and church groups in Aiken as Triple Crown polo winds down. From Focus on Faith at the new Aiken Church of Christ to mission work in Honduras volunteers and mediation program efforts, community events are active this weekend.
In this space the Aiken Standard invites readers to discuss literature. Julie Radford introduces the feature titled Cheaper by the Dozen and encourages engagement from the community in Aiken.
Obituary notice lists Fred Stough Copeland Sr Lester H Mills Christi O Lloyd Ladie Mason Parks and Gracie Pickett among recent deaths in Batesburg Leesville Lake Murray Salley Aiken Springfield with funeral details.
A pair of documentaries presents contrasting takes on Wal Mart. One film praises the retailer as a boon for middle class access while the other bluntly criticizes its employment practices and effects on small businesses, urban areas, and neighborhoods. Both films underscore a national debate over the store’s size and influence.
One year after Gwen Chavous was mauled on Green Pond Road, she has survived with the loss of her right arm and ongoing therapy. Community pressure spurred talk of reforming Aiken County animal control, with a county committee proposing shifting enforcement to the sheriff, microchipping adopted animals, and higher fees, awaiting council review within 30 days.
The city asks voters to approve purchasing Gem Lakes sewer system from United Utilities Inc. for 800000 to finalize annexation plans. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at 20 precincts as residents decide the deal and service map gaps and donut holes.
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