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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2011
Page
1
A McClatchy Marist poll shows Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich favored by Republicans and GOP leaners, reflecting preferences within the party and among independent voters aligned with the GOP.
Readers recall favorites no longer available from Aiken area eateries and chains. Names include Sugar Magnolia Cafe, Mr. Gatti's, Louie Alvanos, Unos, Sonic, Mr. Quick, Starvin Marvin, The Diner on Laurens, 100 Laurens, and more.
Local memories recall Dairy Queer on Richland Avenue in the 1950s with soft serve and hot butterscotch. Jeff Scott misses a burrito at Up Your Alley. Brentin Wade mourns Beef O Brady’s closing after loving their hot wings. Fred Wieland praises Po Folks Mississippi Mud Pie.
Readers from Aiken express grief over closures and praise local spots. Comments mention Zesto in Cayce and D.C. for fried chicken and burgers, and Lybrand's House of Pizza in Kalmia Plaza for pizza and lasagna, noting fond memories and weekly visits prior to closing.
Aiken City Council will review plans for an outdoor classroom and forestry work at the Carolina Bay Nature Reserve off Price Avenue. The project, listed in a 2004 capital tax referendum for 100000, aims to blend with the landscape but faces resident opposition over potential site impact.
The piece surveys efforts to end personal income taxes in states like Alaska Oklahoma and Kansas and notes the dilemma of replacing lost revenue. It explains the political risks for governors and lawmakers as conservatives push tax elimination while critics warn of deep revenue gaps and shifting burdens to low income residents or businesses.
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