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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2007
Page
3
A reader describes Wal-Mart center deep in a hole now called The Shoppes in the Pit. The parking lot is a maze causing fender benders. Citizens urged to note license plates and report drivers to non emergency numbers for monitoring.
A parent argues that her child received detention for being late to school due to unforeseeable situations and asks the school district to show understanding and flexibility.
A long time resident of Atken complains about pervasive neighborly intrusion. The speaker states someone stalks their family and describes ongoing discomfort from locals being constantly in their business. They seek understanding of why casual oversight is so common here.
Parks and Recreation department receives praise for its work on greenways and mountain areas, highlighting effective programs and ongoing efforts to improve outdoor spaces for community use and enjoyment.
Readers urged to boycott Tom Cruise film rumored to beScientologist and tied to a broader Christian protest. The Aiken Standard invites public TalkBack submissions via hotline email and notes comments may be edited for space and content.
Aiken native Kaminer Haislip, a Charleston based silversmith, gained national exposure in Southern Living's October edition as part of a South Carolina People and Places package. The MFA holder from Winthrop University discussed her contemporary functional art, studio process, and bridal jewelry commissions. Her work includes coffee pots and teapots, with a rising demand after the magazine piece.
Silver Bluff High School teacher Jim McNeill leads a two day NCHE funded workshop bringing educators to Aiken to break barriers in history education Through sessions and videos featuring David McCullough the event aims to connect past and present for teachers and students across district grades
Downtown Aiken hosts a free Halloween event on Newberry Street from 5 to 7 pm for kids 12 and under. Half of the street will close for activities including food, inflatables, carnival games, and a new pets category in the costume contest. New features include trunk or treating with cars sponsored by local businesses and organizations along the street.
The Aiken Standard established 1867 is published each morning by Aken Communications. Address changes should be sent to PO Box 486, Aiken SC 29802. Postage paid at Aiken. Include SSN-like numbers and phone numbers in this damaged OCR fragment.
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