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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 2009
Page
3
A reader questions the claim of abundant South Carolina job openings. She says resumes yield only impressed replies by email, but age discrimination blocks hiring. She seeks guidance on locating real opportunities and fair hiring practices.
Local readers question surge in drug busts nationwide while noting few occur in New Ellenton. Officials cite enforcement patterns, supply routes, and community policing efforts shaping reported cases. Residents seek clarity on safety measures and resource availability across towns.
A sharp, satirical take contrasts criminal penalties. It notes bank robbery in Aiken County carries 25 years while broader economic misconduct yields multi million bonuses, highlighting perceived disparity in accountability and rewards.
A reader defends diverse architectural choices, praising red tin roofs and rain sounds while criticizing intolerant complaints. The note suggests moving to a restrictive gated golf community in Aiken to avoid unconventional homes, arguing such conformity removes individuality.
Letter writer argues no apology to Mrs. Sanford was published and accuses using the word jilted as uncalled for. The note urges readers to use the TalkBack hotline or email to comment, noting names unnecessary and that comments may be edited.
The North Augusta football story in Saturday’s paper was incorrectly attributed to Rob Gantt. Rick deMedicis wrote the story that appeared in the paper. The Aiken Standard regrets the error and provides contact details to report factual corrections.
John Osteen keeps a 1976 log cabin passion alive with a yearly weekend open house before Thanksgiving. Guests tour a smokehouse and a Reid Schoolhouse replica, sample biscuits and sweet potatoes, and share memories in Couchton on Highway 302 across from Couchton Baptist Church. No charge, 1 to 5 p.m. No. Call 507-2268 for details.
Renowned Charleston writers Jack Bass and Nathalie Dupree held signings Saturday in Aiken. Bass promoted The Palmetto State at O1ce Supply then spoke at the Historical Museum with Dupree signing Shrimp and Grits and New Southern Cooking. Fans praised the events and local owner Margaret Holley called it a strong book signing for the shop.
The notice gathers newsroom contacts and delivery information for the Aiken Standard including phone numbers for the newsroom Michael Gibbons and Tim O Briant, email addresses, and delivery schedules. It lists subscription cancellation and re delivery procedures as well as 2009 Sunday Plus dates.
Wackenhut team from the Aiken Public Safety Department won first place at the fourth annual Battle of the Badge charity softball tournament at Citizens Park. Teams from the Aiken County Sheriff's Office and Richmond County Sheriff's Office finished second and third. Proceeds benefit the Child Advocacy Center of Aiken County.
Saturday's winning numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 across Midday and Evening draw only. Included are Palmetto Cash 5, Powerball with PowerPlay, Cash 3 and Cash 4, plus Fantasy 5. Some draws were not available at presstime. see Monday's Aiken Standard for full results.
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