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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2015
Page
13
Mayoral candidate Price argues for authenticity humility and hope as driving forces in Aiken's growth urging a full time commitment to leadership. Osbon supports an active mayor who voices opinions and builds consensus within a weak mayor strong city manager system.
Rec reation Program Coordinator Aden Jackson says the free Trunk or Treat invited kids to line up for candy from decorated vehicle trunks. McDonald's employees joined as sponsors with a Ninja Turtles theme while families enjoyed carnival games a costume parade and a DJ on the big stage. Ariel Robertson eight and her brother David six joined in costumes and planned chocolate treats.
Mayor candidate Lessie Price notes proposed five minute rule since February as City installs a clock to curb disorder. Osbon urges bridging sessions between readings and mirroring Aiken County practice to allow vetted statements before voting.
Price says improve process to avoid repeated comments and give voices a hearing. Cavanaugh is cited as wanting people to be heard while allowing mayoral guidance to streamline remarks. Maayan Schechter and Michael Ulmer noted as Aiken Standard editors.
German Braithwaite praised the community response after postponing activities due to weather and Holtzscheiter noted her Nuremberg roots. Both emphasized togetherness and the festival's spirit of unity as Oktoberfest brings people together.
Bill Bengtson of Florence Alabama has worked for Aiken Communications since 1996 providing pictures and stories for the Aiken Standard and The North Augusta Star.
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