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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2006
Page
3
A discussion centers on overpopulation in Aiken and its negative impacts while acknowledging historical harm by white Europeans to Native lands. The exchange shifts to whether Native and newcomer statuses affect current social dynamics and policy considerations.
Local readers urge Aiken to adopt clear rules on tall buildings and cell towers amid plans for higher structures. They warn against crime trends and call for strong policy limits while noting a Richmond County case as a reminder of societal consequences.
In Aiken readers argue parking in front yards is not a major issue compared to vandalism and break ins. Call the Talkback line at (803) 644-2384 or email editorial@aikenstandard.com with brief comments. Names are not required and comments may be edited for space.
Jim Greene an attorney aged 64 endures Ankylosing Spondylitis a painful joint fusing condition diagnosed at 21. He remains positive works out six pull ups with one arm and two arms daily. He proves fitness can aid function and shares his message at Club Fitness in Aiken and Hotel Aiken karaoke nights. Nov 19 marks his 65th birthday and he aims to motivate others with disabilities to act on what they can do.
The Aiken Bluegrass Mini-Fest returns with gates at 4 pm and music starting in the evening. Organizers highlight an outdoor event featuring Martha Scanlan and The Stringdusters, with proceeds benefiting STAR Riding and Driving. Admission is by donation, coolers allowed, glass and grills prohibited at Whitney Polo Field on Grace Avenue.
Art Zappa, Advertising Director, describes the team as an orchestra guiding 300 to 550 local and national advertisers monthly. The three teams cover Aiken, North Augusta Augusta, and majors, delivering 56 yearly special editions and multiple publications.
Aiken's character tat for October is Loyalty 5.6.1. Sunday's draw shows Pick 3 Evening 7-3-1 and Pick 4 Evening 2-0-6-5. Georgia Lottery results include Cash 3 Evening 1-8-4 Cash 4 Evening 69-9-5 Fantasy 5 1-28-246-11-29. Saturday late numbers: Cash 4 1-7-7-4 Fantasy 5 16-24-26-31-39.
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