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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 2011

Page

3

Level the signs in Aiken prompt emergency warning concerns

An editorial questions the levelness of large downtown signs in Aiken and warns a tornado alert system may be delayed. The writer asks why the paper declines to photograph obstructed intersections and criticizes the downtown welcome committee for neglecting traffic safety and downtown beautification, calling for action.

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Please keep the yellow stop signs

A commenter urges retention of yellow stop signs, arguing they are not unattractive and may save lives. The note emphasizes safety and public awareness as the primary justification for preserving the signs.

Government signs left to save lives and curb waste

The government keeps large yellow traffic signs in place to avoid extra spending. Bushes may obscure the signs, but keeping them visible could prevent accidents. Handicapped parking is not for letting family members leave a vehicle unattended while shopping.

Grandma Granddaughter

American Idol critique on popularity over singing quality

The speaker laments that American Idol evolved into a popularity contest, claiming the best singers have repeatedly lost in the last two seasons and expressing sadness about the outcome.

Obama bashers Call for TalkBack Comments

Readers are urged to share opinions on Obama and bicycle road use via the TalkBack hotline (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com. Names are not required and comments may be edited for space and content.

Aikenstandard Aiken Newsroom Michael Gibbons

Wagener Receives Land For New The Eunice And Henry Ponder Park

Wagener moves toward a 10 2 acre municipal park behind the fire station on Highway 39 with a 5% acre land donation by Dr Henry Ponder, joining 5 acres donated anonymously. The Eunice and Henry Ponder Municipal Park will begin with a community center and later add a track, athletic field, shelters, playground, skate park and tennis courts. Mayor Mike Miller notes long term planning and safety, with an EMS and Sheriff's Office substation planned nearby. Ponder, Oklahoma native and former university leader, is honored with naming rights.

Wagener Henry Ponder Highway 39 Wagoner Mike Miller Ponder Roy Warner Eunice and Miller Aiken County Oklahoma Langston University

Residents weigh two designs for Silver Bluff widening

Dozens attend a Town Creek Baptist Church meeting to review SCDOT proposed widening of Silver Bluff Road from Indian Creek Trail to Richardson Lake Road. The City of Aiken favoring a design shifting alignment to spare more residents, while critics fear more traffic and green-space loss.

Town Creek Baptist Church South Carolina Aiken Gantt SCDOT Bob King Pin Oak Farms Silver Bluff Road Sundstrom Marolyn Baril Jane Williams Silver Bluff Richard Pearce City of Aiken Augusta Kevin Gantt P.O. Box Columbia

Aiken Standard Contact and Delivery Schedule

The Aiken Standard details office hours and contact emails for staff led by Michael G and Cam Huffman, with publishing by Aiken Communications Inc. It lists mail rates, EZ Pay options, delivery areas, and special Sunday Plus dates for 2011 including January to December delivery days.

Aiken Aiken Communications Inc P.O Butland Dive S.C

Fireworks added to Papa Joe's Banjo-Blue Grass Cook-off

The festival in North Augusta adds a Memorial Day Weekend fireworks show before Old Crow Medicine Show closes the main stage. Weekend passes cost 30, Friday tickets 15, Saturday tickets 20 in advance or 25 at the gate, with proceeds benefiting the Joseph R. Pond Memorial Foundation.

Hippodrome North Augusta Gates Boots, Bridles & Britches Aiken Grovetown Communigraphics Fireside Broad Street Augusta Joseph R. Pond Memorial Foundation BanjoBlue.com

Weekend Band Schedule With Multiple Stages

The program lists Friday and Saturday gate times and performance lineups across Main and Saloon Stages. Friday features Crosstie Walkers Sibling String Whiskey Gentry Blue Dogs John Popper Duskray Troubadours. Saturday includes Peachtree Station Chatham County Line Charlie Parr Frontier Ruckus Doc Watson Old Crow Medicine Show and more with set times across stages.

Whiskey Gentry Blue Dogs John Popper The Duskray Troubadours Peachtree Station Little Boy Lizzy Charlie Parr Doc Watson David Holt Little Roy

Thursday Lottery Numbers Roundup From Midday And Evening Draws

Winning numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 across midday and evening draws, plus Palmetto Cash 5, Power-Up, Cash 3, FIVE, Cash 4, Fantasy 5 and Decades of Dollars for Thursday. Key results include Pick 3 Midday 5 3 7 and Evening 7 3 7, Cash 3 Midday 9 3 0, FIVE Evening 9 1 1 4 8, and Fantasy 5 draws 20 21 1 3 36.

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