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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 2010
Page
3
A letter notes daily hate and violence in the county while praising the One Table as a positive variation. The writer urges removing the 700 Club and accuses Pat Roberts as head devil. The author claims the Williston-Elko Blue Devils were robbed of the state title game and calls for action.
The inquiry asks whether a hunting or fishing license is required to fish or hunt alligators in the ponds built by the City of Aiken in downtown parkways. It seeks guidance on appropriate permits and regulations for recreational use of city water features.
Reader letters urge caution as Disney reportedly halts princess movie plans claiming today’s girls seek bold images. The Aiken Standard invites brief comments via TalkBack at (803) 644-2384 or editorial email, noting names will not be published and comments may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects an error from the Nov 28 edition stating Flatland Express will not perform at the First Saturday Bluegrass Jam on Dec 4. The event remains open to any pickers who wish to participate. Readers may report errors to Mike Gibbons.
Public Education Partners has donated 2487 to the Aiken County School District to buy iPods for the Pinecrest Center's alternative school. The grant links to 2009 10 Citizens Paying Responsibly funds and follows prior PEP gifts including 10000 for books and libraries.
A CSRA shopper recounts a wild Black Friday at Walmart and other stores, describes crowds and bargains, then decides to donate blood with Shepeard Community Blood Center. The experience includes faintness, ice packs, and a sense of holiday giving, ending with a donated blood T shirt and contact info for Amy Banton.
The notice provides phone numbers for the newsroom and managing editor, an email for submissions, and delivery questions. It lists staff names, publication details, and subscription rates with multiple dates and addresses. The tone matches a local newspaper guidance card urging reader participation and outlining contact methods.
A 16 year old from Aiken High School was taken into custody on November 11 after bringing two knives to school. A Middle School student told officials the high school student received the knives on a bus and planned to sell them, with two other knives sold earlier that week. He was later released to a parent.
The First Saturday Bluegrass Jam will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Park Avenue in front of Vintage Music with no charge. If weather turns bad the event moves inside Vintage Music. All pickers invited. information available from Roger Abernathy at 645-4779.
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