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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2006
Page
3
Questions arise about the Aiken grand jury's effectiveness in screening out meritless minor cases and why its performance is not regularly published by the Aiken Standard. Separately, walkers report unclear Hitchcock Woods entrance names at Dibble Road and other points, suggesting clearer signs and maps for newcomers.
A reader thanks the finder of a lost purse at Kroger and notes integrity. The letter asks when the weekly convictions and dismissals will start in the Aiken Standard and requests gender and racial profiles of arrests and outcomes. It provides a Talkback line and email for comments.
Sunlit Apple Fest attendees stroll from St Johns to First Baptist and First Presbyterian in a craft laden, dessert filled fundraiser for ACTS. Twenty five churches organized the event with proceeds supporting Area Churches Together Serving in its 20th year. Participants praise crowds, enjoy pies, jellies, muffins and apple treats while kids enjoy games and crafts.
About 60 shooters gathered at the Carolina Star Gun and Hunt Club for the eighth annual Fall Fun Shoot to raise funds for the Aiken Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Organizers expect roughly 3600 dollars as proceeds from two pistol events, five rifle events, and three shotgun challenges. Local groups like Habitat for Humanity and Project Graduation have benefited in prior years.
The fragment suggests a brief note about a local newspaper issue or section. It mentions a date in a garbled form and lacks clear names or places to identify a full event or person. Further readable text is needed to craft a precise card.
Retirees and residents gather at Ruth Patrick Center to preserve SRS memories from the 1950s onward. Tom Gorrell recalls arriving from Penn State to work on heavy water in a pioneering group at Savannah River Plant. Volunteers from New South Associates and the SRS Heritage Foundation collect photos, artifacts, and oral histories to build a future heritage museum and safeguard thousands of stories, including Dunbarton displacement in 1951.
The note lists Hospitality as the character trait for November. It also records Pick 3 and Pick 4 lottery numbers for Midday and Evening sessions, and Cash 3 and Cash 4 results for both Midday and Evening, noting Saturday late numbers were unavailable at press time and will appear in Monday’s paper.
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