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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2012
Page
3
An editorial from Aiken Standard comments on media bias and the availability of one-sided news, noting the appeal of outlets like CNN and CNBC for readers seeking a single viewpoint. The piece argues for balanced reporting and cautions readers to seek multiple sources for a fuller picture.
A grateful note thanks a driver who helped a man home after a fall in the street. The writer describes shock and bruising, then requests proper recognition. The message shifts to a dog issue in River Bluff, Greenwich, Suffolk and Donegal, noting barking for hours and owners contacted without change. The author, a dog lover, says the dogs are left outside and likely hungry, and should not be taken.
Residents in River Bluff vent over loud trucks speeding through neighborhoods and a rock band on Suffolk. They cite continuous barking from dogs and a loud neighbor playing country music while sunbathing. A dog barked for about 30 minutes Friday night, triggering frustration among locals.
Readers weigh in on dog exercise and potential owner disability concerns. Call TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard com with comments. Names not required. comments may be edited for space and content.
On May 26 at 10 30 a m the Ridge Heritage Quilt Trail will unveil the first three quilt blocks painted by the group at the Art Association of Ridge Spring 108 Main tenance Shop Circle Ridge Spring The blocks will be hung in front of the Art Center All are invited to enjoy the quilting heritage Contact Barbara Yonat at 803 685 5386 to share a quilt or have a block painted for a building
The message lists office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Butland Drive and provides phone and fax numbers 648 2311 and 648 6052. It also names Tim O Briant as Executive Editor and includes newsroom lines 644 2380 and 644 2401.
Montmorenci visitors sampled garden flavors at the historic Pascalina estate during the 2012 Spring Herb Faire. Organizers Jackie Heath Linda Oswald and Ginny Sherman offered plants herbs and vegetables for sale while vendors displayed herbal foods pottery rustic furniture and handmade crafts. Visitors praised the day noting a relaxing atmosphere and steady traffic as they shopped for grits cornmeal honey and other regional products.
Dog lovers gathered at H Odell Weeks Activities Center for one mile dog walks to aid the American Cancer Society. Betsy Westover and owner Nancy praised dogs Matilda Farley and Gingy while Gingy wore a pink dress after surviving breast cancer. First place were Chip the Chihuahua mix and Dani Brinkley for under 30 pounds, and Missy with Joe Kelly for over 30 pounds. Kate Aycock led event planning after surviving stage one cancer. she plans Relay for Life team Lula with Chuck Foster.
The Strom Thurmond High School Mock Trial team, in Albuquerque for nationals, finished out at the national competition without a top two finish. John Gillespie, a sophomore, provides a daily diary of the journey as Georgia and New Mexico advance to the finals.
A special Donna Moore Wesby broadcast from River of Life Church continues with encore airings on ASTYV channel 95. A panel on gangs in Aiken featured former members now aiding youth. PrimeTimer Expo at St John’s UMC on May 22 offers free admission with 30 plus senior services reps and agencies.
The Senior Men's Club of Aiken will meet at noon on Wednesday May 16 at Houndslake Country Club. Dr. Jack Simon will speak on Inside Life at the White House. For more information call 226 0338.
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