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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2005
Page
3
A recent paper cites a Deering Corp proposal as addressing county needs. At the Together Aiken County meeting in Midland Valley in May no mention was made of a need for 5,200 homes in Graniteville. The governor's spokesperson emphasized eminent domain considerations.
A reader argues that Graniteville emergency funds from a disaster be distributed to all responding agencies including County EMS, Graniteville Fire Department, and the HAZMAT team, not just the Sheriff. They urge county administration to address uncooperative officials and tax assessor staff.
A reader thanks early morning and evening bicyclists on Wire Road for sharing the road, prayer time, exercise, and saving gas. The message invites comments via Talkback line or email though readers’ names will not be published and comments may be edited for space.
Mary J. Booker expresses a yearly tradition of gathering the family at her parents' home for dinner to give thanks to God and watch the game. Kevin Bellinge notes cooking turkey late the night before and enjoying a large family meal. Josh Gordon also contributes a mention of cooking and Thanksgiving plans.
Danielle Quattlebaum plans to join her church’s One Table Thanksgiving this year after missing Orangeburg for family gathering. She says gratitude for blessings and shared meals define the holiday.
France by French Natural Selection defeated Aiken Green 6 to 4 to claim the International Bicycle Polo Tournament title hosted by the Bicycle Polo Club of Aiken and Augusta. The event featured teams from France Canada and the United States with players worldwide.
The fragment references a Georgia lottery play or notice. specifics are unreadable but indicates a municipal or state lottery event or announcement during a character based issue.
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