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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2014
Page
3
Readers weigh in on mosquito control by eliminating standing water and drilling trash can holes, criticize state and local laws and leadership, note noise ordinances in Aiken County and City of Aiken, discuss raises and a proposed I cent sales tax, and push for quick replies via the TalkBack line and email.
The Aiken Standard corrects a misspelled name Charlotte Talbert in a school district retirement article on page 3A and pledges accuracy in reporting Aiken County South Carolina and global events. Readers may report factual errors by calling 803-644-2364 or emailing editorialaiskenstandard.com.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office plans to buy 18 Tasers equipped with video cameras using a $30,487 Justice Assistance Grant received last year. Capt. Eric Abdullah says the devices provide an unbiased eyewitness, help save lives, reduce injuries and limit litigation while improving evidence capture for adjudication. The grant request is before County Council with a hearing on June 3 at the Government Center. final decision expected by July or August.
Fragmentary OCR text shows numbers and times for Pick 4 and Five/Power Up draws with references to midday and evening sessions and various digits. Unable to determine coherent event or outcome from the garbled source.
U S Representative Jim Clyburn hosts a 1:30 pm talk and memoir signing June 8 at the Center for African American History and Culture. The Nancy Carson Library hosts a Star Wars teens event June 9 at 7 pm with crafts and Lightsabers. Savannah River Ecology Lab visits Aiken County Public Library June 11 2 to 3 pm for K–5. June 12 wine reception honors Aiken Artist Guild annual show 6 to 8 pm at Aiken Center for the Arts.
After nearly 20 years with the Aiken County School District, Tammie Newman announces her departure on Monday June. She serves as the district’s public information officer.
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