Wild Things in Darkness: Where the Wild Things Are
A critique labels the film Where the Wild Things Are a dark psychological work. It argues the movie’s adult themes and tone may be unsuitable for children.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2009
Page
3
A critique labels the film Where the Wild Things Are a dark psychological work. It argues the movie’s adult themes and tone may be unsuitable for children.
A firefighter was suspended after refusing to remove an American flag sticker from his locker. He mentions risking his life daily and questions why the display is punished, expressing concern over national loyalty in the department.
Employees wear gloves and perform a wonderful job while respecting all health ordinances.
The Aiken Parkways remain attractive but require ongoing trimming. People are periodically trimmed to prevent an unkempt, wild appearance and to maintain a tidy, orderly look.
Critics question upkeep as a debate over aging facilities surfaces in a town with a 150 year old library and a 40 year old school. Local officials defend preservation needs and funding priorities amid public concern.
The speaker questions President Obama’s inner circle of advisers described as czars and cites controversial figures like Castro Chavez and Mao. The message asks whether, regardless of party, readers want greater government reach into daily life.
A retiree laments turning 65 after 49 years of contributing to Social Security and COLA increases. They ask why the funds were not set aside and express concern that retirees lose financial comfort as benefits are perceived to be strained or cut.
Readers are invited to leave brief comments after a deer collision incident. The paper provides a TalkBack hotline and email for submissions, noting that names are optional and may be edited for space and content.
Officials celebrate the Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club in Aiken marking Lights On Afterschool. Students like Vanasha Parker praise the program for homework help and safe play while leaders pledge ongoing support amid funding pressures.
Information for readers and staff of the Aiken Standard including contact emails and phone numbers for editors and newsroom, mailing address, publication frequency, rates, and special Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2009.
The United Way of Aiken County hosted its fifth annual Family Fun Day at Riverview Park featuring a River Run with 150 plus runners, carnival games, a silent auction, bake sale, and a costume contest. Proceeds benefit United Way and local civic groups.
The Friends of the Aiken County Historical Museum hosted an Antique Appraisal Day with experts Tony Riley Walter Thompson Bill Baab Barney Lamar and Bob Popiel reviewing heirlooms. Admission was free but appraisals cost five dollars per item up to three per person with proceeds aiding the Friends group.
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