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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 2007

Page

3

Public forum letters critique city leadership and parenting norms

A resident urges patience for city manager visits to Northside and chides leaders, while reflecting on religion, family, and civic duty. The writer contrasts stroller use for children with safety concerns and laments a perceived lack of God-fearing leaders in Aiken County and the nation.

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Traffic plan calls for lanes along Whiskey Road connector

Reader letter argues two lanes in each direction with a middle safety lane from Burt as Lanes to Indian Creek Trail and from there to Anderson Pond Road 2.8 miles as the Whiskey Road Connector, urging all at once to avoid higher future costs and repeat construction. The letter promotes rapid buildup to handle anticipated traffic from new development.

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Massy Aiken Standard notice and lottery draw data

An OCR fragment from the Aiken Standard lists postal and subscription details, rates, delivery dates for 2007, and multiple lottery draw numbers and times including Pick 4 Midday, Pick 3 Evening, Cash 4 Midday, Cash 3 Evening, and Fantasy 5. The text reads like a mix of mailing address lines, postmaster notices, and numeric lottery results.

Motown stars perform at ATC benefit in Aiken

Martha and the Vandellas headlined Aiken Technical College Foundation's inaugural Guess Who's Coming to Dinner benefit at Woodside Plantation. About 225 attendees enjoyed a silent auction, food, and Motown classics as proceeds support students. ATC plans to make the event annual with Martha Reeves noting 50 years of Motown.

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Aiken County Eyes 100 Best Communities Award

Coalition leaders and service agencies seek to enter Aiken County in the 2008 100 Best Communities for Young People program. They acknowledge hard problems like juvenile sexual assault while stressing coordinated action, awareness, and a potential $300 000 grant for youth programs.

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Greater Aiken Chamber Wins South Carolina Chamber of the Month

The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce was named October 2007 Chamber of the Month, one of 32 nominees, for excellence in member services and community economic development. It highlights membership growth, partnership with business, and initiatives for 2007 including Blue Ribbon Panels to engage young professionals and evaluate SANL opportunities.

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