Water line breaks prompt Cedar Creek asks for replacements
Cedar Creek residents demand action as frequent water line breaks trigger repairs. They question when New Ellenton will replace the aging, substandard lines and improve service.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2009
Page
3
Cedar Creek residents demand action as frequent water line breaks trigger repairs. They question when New Ellenton will replace the aging, substandard lines and improve service.
Local residents claim unemployment rises as Mexican immigrant workers take construction jobs. They say long time residents struggle to find work and rely on food stamps welfare and translator assistance.
The article argues that fathers who fail to pay child support are released early for good behavior. It questions the purpose of incarceration if nonpayment persists and critiques relying on mail services for efficiency.
Residents of Laurel Woods question how long a rusty pickup can remain parked beside a home. The ongoing eyesore concerns prompted discussion about curb appeal and property values within the neighborhood.
A brief warning urges supervising children in stores to prevent abduction, noting it only takes a moment. The piece then pivots to political critique accusing Obama and allies of shutting down Fox News and alleging government corruption. It also claims credit card changes favor Obama and accuses AARP of selling insurance rather than aiding seniors, before a personal note praising the Saturday paper edition with extensive photos.
A reader notes 1991 Social Security benefits with no raise and urges action. Call the TalkBack hotline at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com to leave a message. Names are not required and will not be published, with edits possible for space.
Silver Spirit finished eighth in Class AA at Batesburg Leesville High School with Kristin Brown noting the season’s progress. North Augusta placed eighth in AAAA, Midland Valley took second in AAA, while Ridge Spring Monetta’s Class A results were unavailable.
Elise Lufkin signed copies of To the Rescue at the Willcox Inn to aid the Aiken SPCA. Serena the Delta Society therapy dog sat for belly rubs as Steve Briggs explained the 50 rescue pets featured in the book visit seniors, veterans and schools to boost health and well being.
The notice lists contact information for the Aiken Standard staff including Tim O Briant Michael Gibbons and Camen with various emails and phone numbers. It notes the publisher and address P O Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 and gives daily delivery rates and Sunday Plus dates for 2008.
The 2009 STAR Riding Inc Oyster Roast and Barbecue at Black Forest Equestrian Center raised support for a North American Riding for the Handicapped affiliate aiding people with disabilities in the CSRA. Organizers praised volunteers and host facilities as turnout grew and community support remained strong.
The CSRA Vegetarian Society sponsors a 5 p.m. benefit potluck at Williston fire station for Ronnie Green, diagnosed with throat cancer. Attendees bring one dish and refreshments. $5 admission funds care. Contact Lisa Duches or Debbie Green for details.
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