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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2013
Page
4
Aiken Standard editors respond to readers with a Talkback call in segment noting freedom without security is untenable. The piece argues that broad personal liberty must be balanced by safety measures while encouraging civic engagement and responsible discourse.
A neighbor response defends neighbors rights to quiet living while acknowledging noises from music and trucks. The writer argues every home has some sound, city life is louder, and urges tolerance. They criticize the use of slang in reporting and advocate keeping language precise.
A letter to the editor questions animal shelter euthanasia costs and animal welfare funding, critiques South Carolina three strikes laws, and discusses gun permits, concealed weapons in public spaces, and safety policies. The writer urges accountability and shares personal experiences with law enforcement and licensing procedures.
A two vehicle crash on Rutland Drive near Northland Boulevard left both drivers with severe injuries. Public Safety said two occupants were extricated and transported to the Georgia Regents Medical Center after a Mercedes two door sedan and a Ford SUV collided head on. Traffic was blocked about 90 minutes while crews freed the drivers.
The Town and Country Club Activities Committee hosted Tea and Time as educator Mary White spoke on Ladies' fashion during the Civil War. She described lean times, starvation parties, home spun materials, hair and hoop skirts, and improvised garments with minimal food and common items like sweet potatoes.
The United Way of Aiken County seeks summer interns for outreach and fall fundraising planning. Open to all with focus on business management and communications, eight to 40 hours weekly, with School Tools donation drives highlighted. Candis Moyer and Lindsey Rosenlich emphasize networking and nonprofit experience. 803-648-8331. Dr Tim Murph placed on paid administrative leave at Ox Creek High School per board statement. no reason publicly disclosed. matter treated as confidential personnel issue.
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