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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 2009
Page
3
The writer reports a dog problem on Mt Beulah Road in Windsor and says Aiken County Animal Control has not acted after multiple calls. A dog catcher allegedly visited while the writer was at work and left a notice without follow up. The writer urges action before a serious incident occurs.
Arkenites voice opposition to a downtown tattoo shop citing crime concerns and social bias. The letter-writer contrasts church Thanksgiving traditions and calls for respectful faith while acknowledging Christians split on LGBTQ issues.
The statement frames discussing the Confederate flag as disrespectful while sparking broader debates on heritage and symbolism. Participants weigh history, patriotism, and public display in a tense national conversation.
A reader asks why a large gathering of hounds cannot receive a collective blessing. The query suggests organizing a unified ceremony to bless many dogs at once.
Readers urged residents on Wheat Road to place trash cans on the roadside not the highway to ease trash collection. The note warns working at night is hazardous and invites comments via hotline or email to the Aiken Standard, with edits for space.
Fourteen year old Callie Lockhart, an eighth grader at Kennedy Middle School, is near finishing a 50 000 word NaNoWriMo project while meeting weekly with a local writing group. Other group members include Priscilla Denehy and Louise Hryniewich who have reached the milestone, as does several participants in the Aiken Standard feature on the event.
Zippo's Answer, exhibited by Terri Layer of Waynesboro Georgia, placed in the top eight in the Limited 2-year-old Snaffle Bit Western Pleasure Futurity at the 2009 Appaloosa World Show, then claimed Reserve Champion in final rounds as part of High View Farm's breeding success. The Waterses bred from strong lines, noting Miracle Chip as sire and planning four more matings in 2010 to strengthen their broodmare band.
Contact options for submissions and newsroom staff are listed, including phone numbers for the Managing Editor Michael Gibbons and Sports Editor Cam Huffman. Mailing address, email, and office hours are provided along with publication and subscription details for 2008 rates and delivery schedules.
Aiken designates November as Initiative month with the character trait highlighted. Lottery numbers from Sunday and Saturday draws are listed, noting several games were unavailable at presstime and directing readers to Tuesday’s Aiken Standard for full results.
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