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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2009
Page
1
The Aiken Standard invites readers to vote in an online poll on the site about whether the nation is moving toward socialism. Citizens are encouraged to participate and discuss their views at www.aikenstandard.com.
Beginning today the Aiken Farmers Market will host a daily 4 pm to 7 pm run featuring squash zucchini peaches strawberries onions and greens at Williamsburg Street. Prices vary by vendor and readers can contact Jennifer Miller or Haley Hughes to join. North Augusta tax share concerns cited on 2A.
Bondholders balk at a deal to avoid GM collapse creating what would be the largest industrial bankruptcy in U S history. Aiken County and Breezy Hill Water & Sewer debate plans as Avondale Mills water system remains unresolved amid local utility concerns.
Obituaries notice names Gertrue Singleton Baskett Blackville Inda Mae Davis Belvedere Mary Louise Key New Ellenton with dates and funeral details for community members across the 6A edition, listing survivors, service times, and locations where available.
State health officials ordered the New Bridge Cafe to shut Wednesday morning for lacking proper permits to run a retail restaurant. By afternoon the cafe remained open with the manager claiming it is a private club, but health officials say permits are required for food service to the public.
Officials say the All Aboard fundraising aims to open the depot next May to coincide with Aiken's 175th anniversary. Tim Simmons notes steel framing, painted Pullman green cars, mezzanine exhibits by The History Workshop, and a 3 million dollar phase one project. Public meetings are held monthly at Security Federal Bank with lunch provided.
In South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster navigates dual lawsuits over federal stimulus money and a budget law that could affect Gov. Mark Sanford. McMaster defends the state, while Sanford seeks to block enforcement. He hints at a gubernatorial bid amid Washington bailout opposition.
Amber and her brother Bo a two year old lab mix pair were returned to the Aiken SPCA on Christmas Eve after their owners lost jobs and could no longer keep them. SPCA coordinator Sybil Altman notes many pets face rehoming due to the economy and urges a loving home for the pair.
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