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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2014
Page
3
The court ruling is described as unrelated to marriage and ungodly, with a statement that marriage is between a man and a woman and that "these people" will face God. The message frames judgment as divine consequence.
A grateful reader thanks the paper for covering a same sex marriage approval. Cathy and Mimi are named, and the article notes the couple’s joy and hopes for many years together as the news story reflects timely progress.
A reader argues that American taxpayers waste money funding Congress, claiming lawmakers do little and should be removed from their positions. The letter urges elimination of all congressmembers and their weekly pay.
The report notes Nevada like rates tied to Gov Nikki Haley urging unions to accept terms while pursuing overseas recruitment in China. The piece questions the alignment of rising jobless figures with political and economic moves inviting offshore labor and trade.
The Aiken Standard notes the annual One Table Thanksgiving event is not planned this year as organizers and volunteers take a break after years of hosting. The piece thanks past contributors and invites reader feedback via TalkBack, with contact options provided.
A small fire damaged a third floor room at Hotel Aiken in downtown Aiken. Fire officials say a candle left burning near towels started the blaze, triggered the sprinkler system, and prevented smoke. No injuries occurred though there was extensive water damage to the room and the one below. officials will inspect safety and advise improvements.
Fourth graders at East Aiken Elementary School of the Arts created a seven segment video titled Native American News A Special Report for an arts integrated performance. Students researched topics and used sculpture dance music and theater to illustrate Native American culture while aligning with social studies standards.
Christmas in the Backcountry is set for Saturday at Living History Park in North Augusta from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is free and features Father Christmas, known as St. Nicholas, as the special guest who will greet attendees and celebrate the season’s joy.
The Living History Park hosts Christmas in the Backcountry on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 299 W Spring Grove Ave North Augusta. Free admission and buildings open for visitors with colonial-era demonstrations and items for sale.
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