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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 2005
Page
3
A critic argues police traffic tickets should include a card reading Notice the Boomers and blames seniors and teens for hardware and hearing aid business growth. The Animal Control Ordinance is said to fail without responsible owners enforcement, claiming adherence by responsible residents won t fix broader problems.
A reader cites stray dogs roaming yards and invading homes in Aiken. The letter urges authorities to trap or shoot stray and potentially dangerous dogs while noting pets are unsafe in their own yards and a fence is needed to keep nuisance animals out.
A letter from a reader urges a Fresh Market to open near downtown Aiken citing limited ethnic and upscale food options. The contributor compares local upscale housing and polo culture with the current grocery scene and provides contact details for feedback.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation provides 28000 dollars to the Aiken County Open Land Trust and partners to restore Shaws Creek and educate residents on watershed protection. Volunteers will remove non native plants and plant natives along 185 acres while teachers and citizens engage in workshops and a December Cedar Creek program.
Rebecca Butler brings a pollution focused science unit to fourth graders displaced by the Graniteville chlorine spill. Students Jasmine Judge Elizabeth Griffin and Dominique Moore helped by building terrariums and aquatic tanks and tracking pH and pollution data. Butler receives a 500 dollar DHEC grant and a TV spot as a environmental champion.
Payment and delivery policies for the Aiken Standard outline paid in advance accounts, carrier delivery times, and options for address changes. It notes independent contractor carriers, annual and monthly rates, ezpay plans, and instructions to call for delivery issues or cancel subscriptions.
Saturday draws reveal Pick 3 Midday 2 5 1, Pick 4 Midday 9 8 1 5, Pick 3 Evening 4 7 9, Pick 4 Evening 5 1 1 7. Powerball numbers 6 7 36 51 53, Powerball 17, Powerplay 5. Cash 3 Midday 9 4 5, Cash 4 Midday 8 4 4 8, Cash 3 Evening 7 8 3, Cash 4 Evening 31 22 10 14 34, Fantasy 5 6 2 1 3, LottoSouth 6 20 29 39 41 49.
Denise Martin, former Ridge Spring Town Council member, serves as mayor since September. She aims to complete downtown revitalization, secure a new fire station with grants, and attract industry while overseeing the Harvest Festival. Martin, a 12 year resident and former Air Force member, emphasizes community pride and growth.
The USC Aiken Lambda Chi Alpha chapter will participate in It's Spooky to be Hungry on Sunday October 23. Donations are collected at the Augusta Civic Center before the Augusta Lynx game from 2 30 p m to 4 p m with discounted admission for canned goods. All donations go to the Golden Harvest Food Bank in the CSRA. For info call 648 0752.
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