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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2010
Page
3
The piece urges patrons to bathe and wear clean clothes when dining out and complains about cigarette smoke. It frames good hygiene as a courtesy to other customers and reflects a reviewer’s stance on quality dining experiences.
A reader argues that illegal crossings into Mexico lead to jail terms and questions Mexico’s president visiting the U.S. The piece contrasts legal immigration with illegal entry, noting long visa processes and concerns over police stopouts. It also mentions Obama in passing.
Trees at Odell Weeks park appear damaged as wires run through branches. Officials say they must relocate lines to restore the park’s appearance and safety.
Voters express dissatisfaction with the Aiken County School Board and demand accountability for past actions and stewardship. The referendum vote is behind them, and residents say more must be done for the school system.
The report critiques Columbia leaders for prioritizing prison construction over school funding, highlighting deteriorating facilities in Aiken County and concern over long term consequences for students and communities.
The school board refuses to cut area superintendents and other district staff. Critics say administrative bloat wastes resources while supporters argue district leadership remains essential for governance and current programs.
A note asks whether a bus shelter costing five thousand dollars includes air conditioning and invites readers to call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard.com. Readers may comment briefly. names need not be published and submissions may be edited for space and content.
In Calvary Cemetery locals gathered Friday for the pauper’s service honoring 10 indigent deceased. Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton noted the unclaimed died without funds and emphasized volunteers and donations fund the ceremony. Wanda Hall spoke of her son Timothy Hall who died Jan 31, 2010, and his family expressed gratitude for the closure.
The first Carley’s Rays of Hope 5K Run and Walk is set for Saturday June 5 at USC Aiken Pacers Path. Registration starts at 7 a.m. and the race begins at 8 a.m. Proceeds go to the Brain Tumor Foundation for Children Inc. More information and registration at www CarleysRaysofHope com.
Brittany C Johnson of Aiken and Monica A Toole of North Augusta earn dean’s list honors for Francis Marion University’s 2010 spring term. Amy Ryhne Horsley and Ashton Leigh Sullivan, both of Aiken, recognized at Newberry College for promoting diversity at Savannah River Site. Bolen serves as EEO diversity manager for WSI SRS.
North Greenville University announces spring 2010 dean's list selections. Alyssa Bray Martin Shannon Nicole Rutland Brittny Nichole Hopkins GraceMarie Rosa Anna Kathryn Ruffner JoAnna Grace Nicole Webb and Phillip Ryan Bragg earn the distinction for the semester.
Melinda B Bolen of WSI-SRS site security contractor is selected for this year's 2010 SRS GLOBE Award honoring Gay Lesbian or Bisexual Employees and Allies Association recognition.
The notice lists office hours and contacts for the Aiken Standard including Tim O Briant ee Gibbons and others. It details mailing address PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 subscription rates EZ Pay and weekend delivery dates for 2010 and notes delivery outside city zones.
Kevin Haag of North Augusta, a Clemson electrical engineering junior, was named a Student Media Rising Star for his contributions to WSBF 88.1 FM, the university's student-run radio station.
Friday and Cash 5 results list multiple games with numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 midday and evening draws, Palmetto Cash 5, Power-Up, Cash 3 and 4 midday and evening, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions and Mega Ball numbers. No outcomes or prizes stated.
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