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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2008
Page
1
The mother of a 13 year old Missouri girl who died by suicide after online harassment has turned her grief into activism. She works on protecting other children from cyberbullying and speaks out to raise awareness.
Press problems forced the Aiken Standard to print early causing some lottery results to be unavailable at press time. Complete winning numbers will be posted on the paper website and in Saturday editions. The delay may also affect Friday night lottery results and readers will be informed in Saturday’s issue.
Obituary notice for Cynthia J Knights of Beech Island detailing funeral arrangements, burial at local cemetery, and service details as published in the 6A death notices section.
A planned I 20 interchange at Vaucluse Road was added to the ARTS long range plan and TIP with safety checks. Development hinges on approvals from SCDOT and the Federal Highway Administration and requires traffic and environmental studies before FHWA acceptance.
North Augusta Public Safety responded to a Thursday fire at a derelict two story house on De Leon Avenue near agency headquarters. Spokesman Lu Pearson said the alert came in at about 2 50 p m and crews left the scene around 5 14 p m after declaring a working fire. The abandoned building appeared to have been empty for some time and caused a visible smoke plume. The fire caused no injuries.
The South Carolina House 94 to 16 approves a compromise immigration bill sent to Governor Sanford. The measure requires businesses to verify employees via Everify or use licenses from states with strict requirements, with public contractors first by 2009 and all businesses by 2010, amid months of inter chamber wrangling.
After six years guiding Young Life in Aiken, Clay Bagby will relocate with his family to Tennessee. He mentored students at Kennedy Middle School Schofield Middle School South Aiken High School and Aiken High School, spending many lunches with freshmen and guiding them toward faith and belonging. Daniel Peterson will take his place.
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