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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2013
Page
3
A caller challenges County Council ethics over the mall project and county contracts, criticizes use of school taxes for North Augusta ventures, urges tax relief and smarter asset management, and proposes local partnerships to address streetlight and code enforcement issues. The TalkBack hotline welcomes brief comments.
East Aiken School of the Arts staged a music and light show based on Camille Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals. Students from grades 3 to 5 participated in dance, chorus, and stage design alongside after-school programs and local music groups in a student driven production featuring lights sound and costumes.
A misspelled prompt asks readers to comment on a story at a website or send an letter to Aiken Standard in South Carolina. It appears to be an informal reader response request with unclear instructions and contact details.
Aiken County residents whose remains were unclaimed or lacked funds will be interred Friday in a pauper burial service at 10 am. The service honors those who died without family or friends to claim their remains. Coroner Tim Carton notes these individuals often faced financial hardship or outlived relatives. Cremated remains include William Collins, 64, Robert Everson, 62, David Mille, 78, Michael Cater, 48, Les Brown, 62, James Clark, 78, John Gastafson, 4, and Chad Dor, 33. The ceremony, led by a priest, will feature bagpipes and prayers. The county works to locate next of kin and secure authorization for final arrangements. Donations support the service, with churches and local businesses contributing flowers and burial supplies. Teddy Kulmala covers the story for the Aiken Standard.
The Palmetto Dog Club will run six week summer classes in canine obedience and agility beginning June 8 at 80 Banks Mill Road training field. Registration is Saturday June 1 at 1 pm. Bring dogs with current rabies certificates and call 803 232 9686 or visit palmetto dogclub org for details.
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