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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2011
Page
3
A resident argues the city should stop widening roads and fix ongoing pothole problems on Silver Bluff in front of Woodside. The potholes allegedly damage vehicles, trigger air bag light warnings, and the writer questions who pays for car repairs.
Letter argues cyclists deserve road access, questions speed rules and required equipment, and compares financing of roads. The writer supports bicycle infrastructure to reduce congestion and pollution, and notes interest in the French Open results from the Aiken Standard.
Reader commentary urges view that the bin Laden death should not influence Obama’s reelection. Call or email opinions to the Aiken Standard, with names optional and comments subject to editing.
The Silver Crescent Foundation, USC Aiken, and Aiken Technical College host a weeklong Camp Success from June 5 to June 10 on the Aiken Technical College campus. Students work in mentor led teams on projects across engineering, manufacturing, and technology to spark future study and careers.
An Aiken man said tires were slashed on two of his vehicles on Cherry Hills Drive. Aiken woman reported a fraudulent call claiming her Bank of America account was compromised and she won 600000. A Wagener man said four to five cars were stolen from Griffin Park Drive in Aiken, with the vehicles not belonging to him.
An Aiken County sheriff's report states a 17 year old male was shot while walking on Dry Branch Road around 8 p m Saturday night. He was taken to Aiken Regional Medical Centers for treatment. the other teen with him was unharmed. No suspects have been identified. investigators are pursuing leads.
The Corporation for National and Community Service named USC Aiken to the 2010 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for engaging students faculty and staff in service with measurable community impact. The recognition cites Habitat for Humanity work in Crosland Park and spring break builds in Florida along with Katrina cleanup in New Orleans.
Readers are invited to submit material by email at sub missions to edi tional aikenstandard com and to call the newsroom at 644 2401. Managing Editor Michael Gibbons can be reached at 644 2381 and Tim O Briant Executive Editor at 644 2380.
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