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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2013
Page
3
A terse message requests locations of attractive 50 to 60 year old Southern women for widowed men to meet. It includes a comment on poverty and employment as a cure, ending with a casual inquiry.
Readers urge focus on repairing aging roads beyond the parkway and question road tax use while citing Whiskey Road hazards and racial inequities in service access. They call for action on maintenance, gas taxes, and social programs, ending with a local rail-painting wish list.
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The State Department of Education will publish district and school report cards on Friday including Aiken County and its schools. Officials note the two evaluation methods use different criteria and may yield different results, with state cards emphasizing overall achievement while federal ESEA criteria weigh subgroups.
Helping Hands Inc announces LaVaun Odom as the URS Corporation scholarship recipient for direct care staff. Odom works in the nursery and school age portion and pursues an associate degree in human services at Aiken Technical College.
The Aiken Assembly hosts a meet and greet on November 14 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m at 266 Magnolia Lake Drive the Baxter home. Aiken Technical College schedules a career fair in the Student Activities Center on Wednesday from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m with contact Kathryn Fowler or visit the ATC site. The 2013 Out of the Darkness Walk to Prevent Death by Own Action is set for November 16 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center with registration at 8 a m and the walk at 9 a m closing ceremonies around noon. Visit donordrive to register or donate.
The Fall Bonsai Open Garden at Carolina and Fred Wieland’s home at 3933 Wood Valley Drive will occur November 16 and 17 from 1 to 4 p.m. All are welcome to view the autumn color of the miniature trees. For directions call 803-641-6875.
The documentary Pandora's Promise, shown at USCAiken during National Nuclear Science Week, follows five anti nuclear activists who become pro nuclear. CNTA Director Clint Wolfe notes its national airing and hope to inform CSRA about nuclear energy debates. Derrek Asberry, Aiken Standard reporter.
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