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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 2011
Page
1
Food column explores a reliable method to roast a turkey with a buttermilk brine for moist, flavorful meat. The piece highlights a tested kitchen approach and teases related sections in Living on the Go and Sports.
The 41st Annual Christmas Craft Show invites vendors to join next weekend. Shoppers can find handcrafted jewelry photography fine art wreaths quilts lifelike dolls and other seasonal gifts. Local news 3A.
An online poll as of 8 p.m. Tuesday asks readers for their favorite way to cook a turkey. The prompt invites participation at www.aikenstandard.com to vote in today’s poll.
The Salvation Army of Aiken hosted its annual community dinner with more than 300 meals served. About 40 people arrived within minutes and over 30 volunteers worked to feed hungry residents turkey, vegetables and desserts donated by locals. Captain Angela Repass praised donations and volunteers for helping those in need.
The Aiken Downtown Development Association released its 2011 Collector’s Medallion at the Aiken Community Playhouse. Colorful design features two drama faces with the ACP logo and red gold curtain. ACP highlighted as the year’s landmark with a close voting process.
County officials say the old Coca-Cola bottling plant on York Street fails seismic and habitation codes for EMS use. They plan on-site separate living quarters for EMS crews rather than retrofit the building, aiming for cost efficiency and operational viability.
Two Aiken County men, Phillip P. Fitzpatrick and Shawn C. Lowman, both 87 months in federal prison plus five years supervised release after pleading guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine. Also named are Kristie J. Boyd, Brandy L. Gregory, Ashley R. Hair, Brenda S. Hair, and Danny L. Young, indicted in February on meth distribution charges across multiple county locations.
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