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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2009
Page
3
A commenter urges continued investment in programs for rebellious and disruptive students rather than expulsion. The note also raises safety concerns about paving Oak Ridge Club Road, asking how speed, traffic, and enforcement will be managed to protect residents.
Citizens question whether Aiken has active tornado warning sirens and seek clarity on any planned installations, aiming to boost local emergency readiness and public safety.
User reports very low sound on Atlanta Braves broadcasts on the Peachtree Channel and cannot hear announcers. Mentions referencing Carolina Cherries in a flower box and asks if Tommy Paradise should be consulted first.
A reader describes people selling food stamps and using funds at ACTS and similar aid centers to obtain food for free. The proceeds are then spent on clothes and other items.
Readers are invited to comment via TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com. Names are not required and comments may be edited for space and content.
Julie Shade, guest speaker with cerebral palsy, receives AMBUCS scholarship alongside eight other college students with disabilities from the Aiken County Commission for Disabilities. Recipients include Matthew Brantley USC Aiken Kensey Barrett ATC Lauren Jennings Rebecca Schander Ericka Newman Cindy Adriano Emily Helmich and Jesse Johns. Shade will attend USCA to study sociology and communications.
USC Aiken receives a 75000 donation from URS Corp and Savannah River Remediation to fund STEM scholarships Ruth Patrick Science Education Center activities and a feasibility study for an undergraduate engineering program. The gift was presented by URS Energy and Environment Group president Dave Pethick and SRR president Jim French.
Clint Wolfe of the Center for Nuclear Technology Awareness argues nuclear power is a safe, essential baseload energy with minimal deaths over 40 years of deployment. He notes coal causes thousands of deaths and urges global adoption while acknowledging wind and solar play roles.
The tip line and newsroom contacts for the Aiken Standard are listed with phone numbers for the News Director Tim O Briant and Managing Editor Michael Gibbons. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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