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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2013
Page
1
The Aiken Standard features its Word of the Day contest inside today. Readers are invited to solve the daily puzzle and submit answers, with potential recognition for correct entries.
Labor Day is a federal holiday and offices in Aiken County close Monday. USPS locations shut with mail delayed a day, DMV on Richland Avenue E closed, City of Aiken and Aiken County offices closed and reopen Tuesday, city solid waste delayed a day, Aiken County convenience centers closed, Aiken Standard office closed though re delivery calls taken 6:30 to 9 a.m.
Thomson Georgia James David J D Hardaway Aiken Griffis Richard Dick Ward Griffis John Lee Thompson Westerville Ohio are listed in Deaths and Funerals 6A with brief notices of their passing and hometowns May include ages services and burial details depending on obituary listings in the section.
Downtown Aiken reflects its 1834 plan by Alfred Dexter and C O Pascalis with wide streets and parkways. The city incorporated in 1835 and retains old facades, street lamps, and trees that blend historic charm with modern traffic.
West Side Bowery ends 32 year run in the Alley area with owner Sam Erb and longtime cook Cornell Williams thanking patrons. The couple and staff reflect on decades of Saturday meals and bittersweet goodbyes as holidays become possible without the restaurant schedule.
Lawmakers grapple with potential consequences as they prepare hearings on President Obama's plan to punish Assad for the August attack. Senators McCain and Graham urge a broader strategy to topple Assad, arguing limited strikes miss the goal of ending the conflict and addressing crimes against humanity.
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