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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 19, 2009
Page
3
A reader criticizes the ACC for aligning with the NCAA ban stance on South Carolina over the Confederate flag. They call it disrespectful to minority athletes and note declines in minority representation in baseball while questioning budget-cut decisions.
The sports section highlights Aiken High as they face a tougher division, advancing as far as possible this season. A photo accompanies the story, underscoring the team’s progress and determination.
A reader voices frustration with realtors pushing a $300000 home taxed at $400000 and questions why taxes should rise. The letter mocks a senator who would back such measures and argues pruning trees should not justify layoffs or costly replacements in hard economic times.
Aiken Standard invites readers to share critique of local weather forecasts via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or editorial at aikenstandard.com. Readers may not need to include their names and comments will be edited for space and content.
Michael Tony Isbell 27 of Aiken pleaded guilty to second degree burglary and malicious injury to a place of worship. He received five years with a suspended sentence to a 90 day boot camp and 5060 dollars in restitution plus one year in Recovery Works. The attack damaged Welcome Travelers Baptist Church causing more than 30000 dollars in losses. The FBI ruled it not a hate crime and the pastor spoke of forgiveness amid fear.
Aiken County deputies search for adolescent suspects who robbed Cary Drive Mains Mart around 9 p.m. Saturday. Three males, one wearing a Halloween mask and armed, demanded money and opened the safe. Investigators released footage and urge tips via 1-800-922-3211 or k daily aikenstandard.com.
Three Aiken County public schools East Aiken Warrenville and Mossy Creek elementary are among 42 statewide winners of the Red Carpet Award from the State Department of Education for being family friendly The award highlights front office friendliness and customer service Area 3 assistant superintendent Dr Tim Yarbrough presented balloons and flowers at Warrenville while staff voiced pride in greeting and assisting parents Mossy Creek and East Aiken also received praise from district and state officials for their welcoming front offices and beautification efforts The Kershaw School District had four winners and Aiken was among districts with three winners
Contact details for the Aiken Standard include newsroom phone 644-2401 and emails for submissions editorial and staff. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and subscriptions rates and dates are listed for 2008 EZ Pay plans and Sunday Plus deliveries.
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