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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2011

Page

3

Public Opinion Mixed on Stop Sign Violations and Bin Laden Fate

A reader complains about rampant stop sign disregard and urges police action. They credit intelligence and military personnel for Bin Laden’s death, noting the decision plus work spanned two presidents and praise the North Augusta softball team’s win.

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Street Sign Design Sparks Public Debate

Citizens critique the oversized yellow street signs. They applaud the legible bottom street-name panel but call for cutting the dominant top portion to reduce visual clutter and improve streetscape aesthetics.

Call for civil dialogue on faith and public comment

A reader urges respectful discussion of Islam and Christianity and invites comments via the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard.com. Names are not required and may be edited for brevity.

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Midland Valley crowns youth and citizen of the year

Midland Valley Area Chamber of Commerce named 2011 Youth of the Year Brooke Faulkner and Citizen of the Year Sister Mary Jean Doyle at the annual banquet held at Horse Creek Banquet Hall. Faulkner, a Midland Valley High School senior and varsity cheer captain, received a $1,000 scholarship and plans to attend the University of South Carolina. Doyle, of the Sisters of Charity at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Center, was honored for her work in food service education and GED tutoring.

Warrenville Midland Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Horse Creek M’aiken Music Midland Valley High School Brooke Faulkner Mary Jean Doyle Sisters of Charity Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Center Debbie Hubbard Doyle Our Lady of the Valley Horse Creek Valley Faulkner University of South Carolina Chamber Kay Mortimer Midland Valley Langley Pond Valley Improvement Association Suzanne Stone Sstone Aikenstandard

SRS volunteers aid United Way projects across area

Savannah River Site workers from SRS, SRSN, and SRR joined United Way drives in Augusta and Barnwell. Teams repaired facilities, built shelves, sorted clothes, cleared yards, fixed steps, and painted at sites including Salvation Army thrift shop in North Augusta and Gail Reyes Generations Unlimited Center in Barnwell. Their efforts supported Project Vision, Project Care, and Project Serve, with praise from leaders and donations from customers.

Savannah River United Way of Aiken County Project Vision SRS Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Savannah River Remediation United Way CSRA Augusta Project Serve Barnwell United Way SANS American Reinvestment and Recovery Act ARRA Salvation Army Thrift North Augusta Paul Hunt Amy Meyer SRR Dave Olson Barnwell Gail Reyes Generations Unlimited Senior Center Rob Nov! Sans Pam Nettamo George Wisner

Symphony Guild Hosts Young Musicians Concerto Competition

The Aiken Symphony Guild presents its annual Young Musicians Concerto Competition at USC Aiken Etherredge Center room 125 on Sunday May 15 at 2 pm. Admission is free. Fifteen Aiken County students from grades five through 12 compete in junior and senior divisions playing a concerto movement or solo piece. Senior winner earns 300 dollars and junior winner 200 dollars.

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Flame of Hope torch run links law enforcement and Special Olympics in Aiken

The annual Flame of Hope run in Aiken unites police officers from WSUSRS and local agencies with Special Olympics athletes. For 30 years officers carry the flame from an SRS barricade on Whiskey Road to the H Odell Weeks Center, greeted by smiling athletes. Volunteers from multiple agencies joined this year amid improved running conditions.

Aiken Columbia Wichita Kan Tony Smiles SRS Whiskey Road H. Odell Weeks Activities Center WSI/SRS Wendell Wsi-Srs Aiken Public Safety Aiken County Sheriff’s Office SRS Fire Department Solicitor’s Office

Aiken Standard contact and submission details

Readers can submit material by email to editorial aikenstandard com or mail to PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 Contact numbers include newsroom 644 2401 Managing Editor Michael Gibbons 644 2381 and sports editor 644 2396. The notice lists various staff emails and addresses.

Newsroom Aikenstandard.com Michael Gibbons Tim O'Briant Tobriant Aikenstandard Michael Caman Chaffman Aiken Aiken Communications Inc Rutland Drive S.C

Friday Lottery Numbers and Draw Totals

Friday lottery results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening drawings with numbers 8 4 6 0 5 2 8 1 4 0 1 7 1 and 9 2 4 6 8 3 0 for Cash 4. Georgia Five and Mega Millions outcomes shown with Mega Ball 9 and MegaPlier 3. Friday Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy 5 results unavailable at press time. reference Sunday Aiken Standard for full results.

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