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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 2009

Page

15

Youth center proposal eyed for Aiken

The editorial endorses forming a steering committee under the Family Y and the City of Aiken to study a youth center. City leaders, the faith community, and education groups would participate as ideas from Anderson and Charlotte centers are reviewed. A partnership with the Family Y could align with a new local facility and curb youth gang risk with recreation, study space, and counseling.

Aiken Family Y Anderson Charlotte

Aiken Standard Staff Roles Listed in Local Paper

The Aiken Standard lists key staff positions including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Editor Jeffrey B. Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T. Zappa News Director Timothy E. O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Business Manager Terri Cheek Managing Editor Michael W. Gibbons Classified Advertising Manager Letitia Jefferson.

Aiken City Council Candidate Promotes Growth With Preservation

Candidate for Aiken City Council at large emphasizes preserving history while guiding growth. He pledges independent, people-focused leadership with three aims: protect heritage, ensure safety, and expand opportunities for residents. He frames his bid as preserving the past while preparing for the future.

Aiken

Steve Homoki Seeks At Large Council Seat In Aiken Race

Candidate Steve Homoki outlines plans for controlled growth funded by growth beneficiaries, stronger public safety, youth opportunities, and job training in Aiken. He emphasizes preservation, security, and prosperity, urging residents to unite for a safer Gem of the Carolinas.

Carolinas Aiken Hitchcock Woods Zee

Letter endorses Liz Stewart for Aiken City Council at large

Donna Moore Wesley endorses Liz Stewart for the at large City Council seat in Aiken. The letter praises Stewart’s knowledge leadership and community involvement and urges readers to vote for her on September 8, citing integrity, listening skills, and commitment to all citizens.

Liz Stewart Aiken Liz Donna Moore Wesley

Allen Brodie for Aiken District 4 City Council

A supporter touts Allen Brodie as a lifelong Aiken resident and former county council member. The endorsement highlights his understanding of District 4 including Woodside and older downtown neighborhoods, support for equestrian interests, small businesses, and fiscal responsibility with no tax hikes. Vote Sept. 8 for Brodie.

Allen Brodie Aiken Aiken County SRS Allen District 4 Woodside South Boundary

All sides need to be heard in local paper

A letter from Frank Gorman criticizes the Aiken Standard for one sided politics and calls for balanced coverage including a column from a voice on the political left alongside Bill O'Reilly. The writer urges staff to publish diverse viewpoints to report news fairly.

Frank Gorman Aiken Standard Gorman Bill O'Reilly

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