Perry Memorial Park Proposed for Northside in Aiken
Aiken city council urges the School Board to name the Schofield Middle School park Perry Memorial Park to honor Inez Smith Perry Freddie Lee Perry and Vivian Perry. Volunteers plan fundraisers to fund a monument recognizing the Perry family contributions to local sports and recreation.
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Aiken
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William
Michael Dean
Schofield Middle School
Inez Smith Perry
Freddie Lee Perry
Vivian Perry
Northside
Aiken County Board of Education
Beverly Clyburn
Clyburn
Inez Perry
Aiken Preparatory School
Smith-Hazel
Perry Memorial Park
Local Publisher Directory Listing Appears Incomplete
A fragmented OCR style listing shows names and roles for a local publisher firm. The readable items include Scott B. Hunter and Arthur T. Zappa with partial web addresses, plus positions like Director and Customer Service Manager.
Horses in Hopelands Gardens as a year round display
A reader urges placing beautiful horses in Hopelands Gardens for visitors to view all at once. They note the Christmas lights and the nearby horse museum, calling the area Thoroughbred Country. The letter stresses personal viewing and appreciation of the horses and the effort behind the project.
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Hopelands Gardens
Letters to the Editor policy for Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard requests brief letters with signature address and phone numbers for verification. Submittals are edited or condensed and readers should limit one letter every 30 days. Send to Letters to the Editor, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802, or by email or fax.
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New genocide threat framed by terrorism across Istanbul attacks
The column argues a new genocide emerges from transnational terrorism led by al Qaida, citing Istanbul bombings and attacks on the British Consulate and HSBC. It links past Nazi brutality to bin Laden's methods, warns of global reach, and urges a sustained war on terrorism led by the United States and allies.
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Istanbul
Turkey
al-Qaida
Hsbc Bank
Auschwitz- Birkenau
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Osama bin Laden
al- Qaida
Hitler
bin Laden
United States
Washington
West
Bush
Tony Blair
London
My Mayflower Ancestry and Thanksgiving Reflection
A narrator traces roots back to Thomas Rogers and Joseph Rogers from the Mayflower and links to John Bradford, Alice Cosford Rogers, and John Rogers. He and Tammy explore Native American heritage, religious freedom migrations, and family faith as they plan to tell their children about ancestors and the Pilgrim story.
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Tammy
U.S
Thomas Rogers
Joseph
New World
Mayflower Society
New England
John Bradford Joseph
Alice Cosford Rogers
John
Leiden
Thelma Carpenter Lord
John Rogers
Lord
Carpenter
Smiths
Aiken County
Tim O’briant
Alec
Maeghan
Barrineaus
South Carolina
McCutcheons
Pee Dee
Ginny Fennel
Church of God
United Methodist Church
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John C. Bersia
the Orlando Sentinel
Philip Lord
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