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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2012
Page
3
A reader accuses a family on Club Drive of animal cruelty for making a leashed dog trot alongside a golf cart in 90-degree heat and calls for citation. The note targets the family and urges enforcement action.
Local residents report persistent barking from dogs at Eastwood Glands, Foxhound Plantation, and Hathhaway Farms. Continuous barking day and night has drawn attention to the nuisance and surrounding properties.
Critics argue legislators maintain a separate, taxpayer subsidized pension while state workers rely on underfunded public retirement. They urge redirecting pension tax dollars to active state employees who keep the government running.
An opinion piece argues tattoos do not define character but notes youth with extensive body art may reflect poor judgment. It predicts tattoo removal becoming a booming industry within ten years.
The writer recalls youth baseball at Citizens Park in the late 1970s and celebrates current T ball for their grandson. They credit dedicated parents and coaches and praise Aiken for its first class facility and staff.
A customer asks the finder of a pair of Maui Jim sunglasses last Saturday at Leverett's Shoe Store to return them to the shop. The sender notes the glasses were a last gift from their mother and describes the large wraparound lenses with a light tortoise frame.
Do parking spaces exist to prevent blocking two way traffic, or do drivers ignore lines and park on the road. Aiken Standard invites TalkBack comments at (803) 644-2384 or editorial aikenstandard.com with brief notes. names aren’t required.
The snippet lists office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday at 326 Rutland Drive with phone numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052 for Fox and general inquiries. It names Tim O Briant executive editor and Tim O Briant tabriant two editors and Cam Huffman sports editor with associated numbers and email me at aikenstandard com and newsroom line 644 240.
The NRC raises concerns that the Saltstone Disposal Facility at Savannah River Site could fail to keep radiation exposure to the surrounding population below limits over the next 10,000 years. DOE will revise methods and models to regain compliance while SCDHEC 참여 reviews potential recommendations. Anna Dolianitis reports for the Aiken Standard.
Law enforcement officers and athlete Dell Knight carried the Flame of Hope 10.7 miles from SRS to the Weeks Center in Aiken in a Torch Run for the SC Special Olympics. Knight will compete today while the Aiken Sea Horses dream of more medals. Participants included WSI SRS Aiken County Sheriff Office Public Safety North Augusta Public Safety SRS firefighters ATF and the Solicitor's Office.
Strom Thurmond High School’s mock trial team, the geçen April state champions, compete in Albuquerque NM for nationals. John Gillespie logs day one with daily notes on rounds against Maine and Georgia, a strong opening performance, and team optimism as they advance toward top ten and undefeated teams.
The Aiken SPCA will hold dog wash events at Cold Creek Nursery on the second Saturday of every month through September from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dates include May 12, June 9, July 14, Aug. 11 and Sept. 8. Call 648-6863 for more details. The Augusta Ballet hosts a Surreal Gala on May 12 at the Georgia Health Sciences University College of Dental Medicine at 7 p.m. Featuring Heidi Rosenau and Joe McGlynn. Call 706-261-0555 or visit augustaballet.org.
The Annual Aiken Kiwanis Club Tricycle Races occur May 16 from 3 30 to 5 p m at H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Proceeds aid local youth programs and scholarships through Terrific Kids Builders Club Key Clubs Circle K USC Aiken. Ages 3 to 8 may ride with sponsor support. Registration at 3 30 p m races start about 4 p m. First to finish wins a trophy. others receive ribbons. Contact 641 3448.
The notice provides phone numbers for the newsroom 644-2401 and Managing Editor Michael Gibbons 644-2381 plus an email address editonal aikenstandard.com for tips and submissions to the Aiken Standard. It emphasizes leaving a message if unanswered.
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