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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2008
Page
3
A letter argues big environment raises prices, advocates drilling, and criticizes Democrats. It discusses a school incident after PACT testing and urges a city curfew for teens in Aiken, praising council action to keep youths off streets and reduce crime and gang activity.
Readers weigh in on curfews for youths and late hours. Comments urge parental oversight and support for a curfew, inviting calls to talkback and emails while noting names won’t be published and edits may occur.
CSRA Coin Club hosted an Antique Coin Roadshow appraisal fair at the Aiken County Public Library from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday. Members used reference books and magnifiers to assess coins brought by the public, drawing locals like Lynne Rhodes while noting a slower start but strong midafternoon turnout and interest in early Americana and 20th century Roosevelt coin artistry. The Stephen James CSKA Coin Club meets monthly at Cedar Creek Community Center, with details available via Willie Simon, 648-7186, and the library at 642-2020 or www.abbe-lib.org.
The fourth annual Moser Daughter Luncheon in Aiken highlighted the role of разговор open communication in shaping teen choices. Forrest Alton of the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy urged deliberate dialogue, noting 87 percent of teens say open talks with parents help delay sex and pregnancy.
The Aiken Standard notes a series of publication dates including January 19 February 36 March 7 April 12 April 18 May 24 June 14 July 45 August 8 August 16 November 17 29 December 20 and December 26 27.
The 1st annual Memorial Day Parade in downtown Aiken sponsored by the Aiken Marine Camps League Detachment No 939 begins at 1 PM on Saturday. Theme Fallen but Not Forgotten and Lest We Forget. Fort Gordon Color Guard and WW II veteran Staff Sergeant David Robinson to judge floats. MRAP vehicle to be displayed. thousands expected. Parade route along Park Avenue West to Laurens Street ending near Public Safety building. Memorial Day service at Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park at 11 AM Monday.
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