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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2006
Page
3
A reader expresses gratitude to law enforcement for recovering a lost purse and credit card at Steeplechase on Saturday. Also comments on school phone bans and early Christmas music by 102.7, suggesting no phones on campus and delaying holiday tunes until late November.
A report notes Highway Patrol assistance on Powderhouse Road as debris was cleared and a church sign blocking the view was moved. The piece invites readers to comment via taikpack hotline or email, with editorial guidelines and space limits.
Aiken Public Safety kept trick-or-treaters safe with 12 additional officers and posted at Gatewood subdivision entrances to limit traffic. Children filled Laurens Street downtown while adults limited vehicle flow. no major incidents were reported and the plan was well received by residents.
Pine Line Cemetery Association invites volunteers for a major clean-up on Florence Street this Saturday at 8 am with lunch provided. Ten teens from the National Guard Youth Challenge Academy at Camp Long have helped, with two from Aiken, as they work toward GEDs and potential futures in the Navy or college.
Readable lines show several Georgia Lottery draw results across multiple games. Midday and evening picks present Pick 3, Pick 4, Cash 3, Cash 4, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions with various number sequences. The fragment ends with an incomplete Mega Millions and an auction note.
Community cleanup at Pine Lawn Cemetery planned this weekend starts Saturday at 8 a.m. and ends about 12:30 p.m. Volunteers are asked to bring lawn mowers weed whackers and pruning shears. A fundraiser fish fry at American Legion Post across the street offers lunch and proceeds support cemetery maintenance by families and local churches. Contact Hallie Holland 642-5149 Reed 648-4123 or Krytin Merriweather for details.
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