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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 2010

Page

13

Haley victory calls for bipartisan state governm ent collaboration

Editorial urges Nikki Haley to unite a divided South Carolina. It faults past partisan gridlock under Gov Sanford, calls for job creation, better funding for public education, and reform in state government, stressing cooperation with the General Assembly and public and private sectors.

South Carolina Haley General Assembly Mark Sanford Bly Savannah River

Reader letter disputes Rhodes editorial tone at Standard

A reader critiques an editorial on Austin Rhodes and WGAC action. The letter argues the piece favored condemnation over discussion of risks and benefits of action or inaction. It notes Willie Harley's peaceful memorial and questions Austin's influence on outcomes.

Austin Rhodes WGAC Austin Harley Willie Harley CSRA Westboro Church

Production Director Phillip Yates

Phillip Yates serves as production director for the Aiken Standard, guiding layout and newsroom operations. He coordinates print and digital workflow to ensure timely delivery and accurate packaging of local news content.

Phillip Yates Pyates Aikenstandard.com Snowcom

Can We All Get Along In The Age Of Political Fury

Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on Rodney King’s 1992 plea Can we all get along as a lens on today’s polarized politics The Rally To Restore Sanity And Or Fear led by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert is examined for its attempt to restore sane dialogue amid fears and media theatrics King’s final remark We are all stuck here for a while urges working toward common ground

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Tax bill addressed to wrong city prompts question

A Graniteville property owner notes their tax bill is sent to an address in Charlotte, North Carolina, raising concerns about why taxes are paid for property located in Graniteville and where payments should be sent.

Graniteville Charlotte N.C

Tax collection debate in South and North Carolina borders

Barbara Martha of Graniteville questions why South Carolina taxes are collected by a North Carolina company and how Aiken County contractors advertise locally yet don’t seem to pay taxes to local, state, and federal offices. Peter Wawrzonkiewicz of Warrenville asks if contractors in Aiken County hire illegals and why tax dollars promote another state.

North Carolina South Carolina Aiken County Peter Wawrzonkiewicz

Local newspapers face future as readers seek change

A letter from Susan W. Giddings in the Aiken Standard argues editors overstep by publishing political content on editorial pages. She warns such bias will drive readers away and urges non political local news options to fill the void.

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