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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2013
Page
1
A reader argues the NRA wields limited power, cites gun owners as funding influence, and praises keeping rights protected by government. The note also highlights three kidnapped women found alive and questions media coverage of Benghazi hearings while praising The Blaze and Fox News for coverage.
A church invites readers to express views on dress codes and coffee culture with a callout to a TalkBack hotline and email. The piece encourages brief comments and notes readers’ names won’t be published. It cites Matthew 25 35 40 and promotes acceptance.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for the misspelling of Tom Cowlam in the May 12 Sunday article and photo caption. The newspaper commits to factual accuracy and invites readers to report errors by calling Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or emailing editorial aikenstandard.com.
Aiken City Council approved a settlement with Cranston Engineering Group over the Pawnee-Neilson Connector Road failure. Cranston will pay $200,000, city officials said, amid terms allowing the company to bid on future city projects. The road cost about $1.8 million to build and over $900,000 to remediate after design flaws.
South Aiken High School veteran Lily Baumil leads retirements as district honors teachers administrators and staff at a Monday banquet. Dozens of educators from elementary to high schools across the county are recognized for long service including Baumil who plans one more Europe trip with AP students and a remark that teachers never truly retire.
Rodney Whitley of Shaw AREVA MOX Services wore a grass skirt to Celebrity Waiter Night at Travinia Italian Kitchen as part of a fundraiser for Children's Place. More than 300 company employees and families attended across 10 Aiken area restaurants, with $5 per meal, tips, and raffle proceeds contributing toward an $85,000 goal.
dD River Remediation and SRS workers plus family members gathered at The Red Pepper in Centre South Shopping Centre for Celebrity Waiter Night. Dan Wood joked about knives for tips while Nola Grant highlighted Children’s Place impact. The program serves 94 children in day care and 48 in after school, with around 37,000 meals served annually.
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