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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2015
Page
13
The notice lists Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Briant as Editor and Director of Audience and Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor for the Daily Leader.
City leaders push to expand affordable housing as a economic engine amid SRS hiring growth. Officials advocate private developer partnerships, targeted starter homes, and dialogue to increase downtown and surrounding residential options for young professionals and families.
The Aiken Standard will publish letters to the editor about the November 3 election. Submissions must arrive by Friday October 23 at noon and appear through Monday October 26 to ensure fairness to all candidates.
A Pew Research Center poll indicates rough party split on building a border wall with Mexico while majorities from both parties support a path to legal status for illegal immigrants. The piece notes likely population growth driven by immigration to 2065 and discusses birthright citizenship proposals.
A quotation from Jean de La Fontaine notes that individuals may face their fate by choosing paths intended to avoid it. The saying reflects on choice, consequence, and inevitability in human life.
Letters praise Rick Osbon and Lessie Price in the Aiken mayoral race. Supporters cite leadership, hospitality tax debate, and public funding issues. The letters reference county politics, community outreach, and prior council service.
Aiken voters hear charges against Lessie Price over 27 years on council. Opponent Rick Osbon is urged as a calm business candidate to address rusty pipes bike lanes and city spending questions. The message attacks past votes on bank building purchase Citizens Field and downtown links ahead of the November election.
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