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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2008
Page
3
The query asks if Hampton Avenue from York Street to Laurens Street is one lane or two and why the section is not marked with lane lines. It notes two-way attempts to pass and concerns about road markings and safety.
The millbrook community is reminded to read the November 5 talk back and the latest newsletters for December Awards Day programs. The letter stresses parents should read the full newsletter and calendar to catch important dates for their children.
Residents urging a turn arrow at Wal-Mart are advised to contact the South Carolina Department of Transportation. City and county officials are not involved in traffic light decisions.
The council can allot a quarter of a million dollars for a new skateboard park while noting schools are cutting programs. Local residents praise dogs for guarding yards and preventing robberies amid housing density concerns.
The VA and many nursing homes accept old magazines for donation. Aiken Library hosts an exchange table and AAUW coordinates a book sale at 642-7170 to receive magazines.
Readers urged to remove political signs from rights of way and yards now that elections are finished. Call the TalkBack line or email comments. names not required and comments may be edited for space.
In a political science class at USC Aiken, students led by Dr. Bob Botsch debated Barack Obama's victory as a historic milestone. Kevin Loman praised Obama and called for national change after eight years under Bush.
After 29 years the Annual Community Benefit Auction conducted by the Aiken Junior Woman's Club and the Sand River Women's Club concluded at USC Aiken Convocation Center. Money raised funds over 30 Aiken County organizations with volunteers noting deep community ties and nostalgia for the collaboration.
The Aiken Standard is published daily by Aiken Communications Inc at 326 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802. Rates and delivery options are listed with office contact numbers and email addresses for editorial and publisher inquiries. A list of Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008 is provided.
South Carolina 10th graders show improved HSAP results with 80.8 percent passing both sections on first try. Aiken County schools combined reach 82.9 percent, with individual schools ranging from 75.5 to 86.9 percent. The state graduation rate sits around 73.1 percent.
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