19 Nov 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2006
Page
1
Residents clash with tourist routes through Grace Avenue and Aiken’s Horse District as city council weighs new carriage tour rules. Supporters say tours boost downtown business while opponents fear loss of privacy and neighborhood serenity.
Aiken Standard presents a discussion prompt titled bach day to spark dialogue about literature. It highlights Beach Island author Hepexah Chapman and the work “Promise Me” by Harlan Cohen as a focal point for readers to engage in discussion.
Santa rode into Sassafras Park with Bath Fire Department for the 12th annual Christmas in Sassafras Park. Children lined up for pictures and gifts while music and a food concession complemented the fundraiser for the Valley Empty Stocking Fund aiding Horse Creek Valley families. Local residents note long community support despite the Avondale Mills closure, which increased need and applications for aid.
South Carolina faces mandatory recounts after four close races lowering margins. State lawmakers, including Rep Todd Rutherford, argue for voter-verified paper records akin to ATM receipts to confirm ballots reflect voters intent. Officials and advocates say paper tapes aid audits and recounts amid tight outcomes.
Arcafe Pastel hosts a Meet the Artists open house from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday on Richland Avenue. Attendees include Bea Kuhike George Kierspe Rhian Swain-Giboney David Tucker Bruce Klaussen and Billy S. Kierspe and Billy S demonstrated painting as visitors reviewed color choices and composition ideas.
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