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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2005
Page
3
A reader from Aiken urges the legislature to redirect funds from bureaucratic offices to classrooms. They criticize Rep Don Smith and question city management, urging independent taxpayer voices via Talkback. The letter cites broadband issues with Talkback line and email for comments.
Aiken Standard corrects the Sing Along Messiah story stating the event occurs at 4 p.m. Sunday November 20 at First Presbyterian Church. The paper invites readers to report factual errors to editors Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace via phone, or email.
A 16-hand gray and white thoroughbred stolen last weekend was found alive Friday at a Glenwood Drive home. Investigators will examine the horse for abuse as the case proceeds, with two white female suspects last seen with the animal. The owner reports a displaced hip and the horse is being kept in safekeeping during the inquiry.
Seventh and eighth grade GT students from Paul Knox Middle School joined a mock trial hosted by the South Carolina Bar Association. The team practiced for weeks, faced a teen death case, and earned Midlands Region alternate status with top honors for Most Effective Attorney and Witness in both rounds.
North Augusta High School FBLA runs bilingual sessions at North Augusta Elementary each Tuesday and Thursday evening. Parents study fundamentals in a computer lab while children are supervised in the cafeteria. Teens like Daisy Balart and Priscilla Phan assist, translating and engaging younger students, with more than 20 members involved in the community service project aimed at better communication among families and teachers.
Friday midday pick 3 numbers were 7 16 and 1 76 for pick 4 midday 1 1 7 6 evening pick 3 4 7 4 and evening pick 4 8 4 0 plus play options cash five 246181928 and a note on smallphier input continues.
ServPro of Aiken joined a national storm team assisting in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Ken Lucas led 15 employees with National Guard escort, enduring contamination, limited food and water, and makeshift sleeping quarters as they cleaned buildings and removed flood damage before moving on to Miami for Wilma relief.
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