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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2010
Page
3
Students ask how many days area schools allow arrival from 9 30 to 10 a m and why pupils are late. The article notes tardiness prompts discussion and policy review as officials seek reasons for delayed arrivals.
A reader challenges critics who claim there is nothing good about President Obama and argues that vague criticism veils racism. The piece questions who has the power to take the country back and what they would do with it if given back.
A teacher asks why parents leave a child at school with non working contact numbers. The issue is repeatedly calling home only to find disconnected lines, hindering parental contact and student safety.
A letter columnist defends Talk Back arguing the editor should prune weak submissions not cancel the feature. The writer condemns repetitive letters and urges concise, topical comments while noting names need not be published and offering contact details.
The Savannah River Site closed Tank 37 as the second liquid waste project funded by the Recovery Act. SRR uses a Water Addition Skid to inject water and dissolve sludge, speeding tank cleanup and reducing future infrastructure needs. Nearly $900,000 funded the skid and two 3,000 gallon tanks, with projected savings of about $2.5 million per tank.
Aiken Public Safety Director Pete Frommer and wife Amy search from Aiken to Charleston for unique prizes including a painting and piggy banks to honor the Labor Day Weekend BBQ Cook-off at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center. The event runs Saturday 4 to 8 pm with games music and bake sale items for United Way.
Saturday event from 4 to 8 p.m. at H. Odell. Plates with sides cost 8 dollars and taste plates 2 dollars. Children 6 and younger eat for 4 dollars. Information line lists Aiken Public Safety 27620.
Pickin on Park organizer Roger Abernathy plans a one day Fiddler's Convention for April 2011 at Vintage Music in Aiken. He seeks local input and players to enter competition categories with cash prizes and trophies. The bluegrass gathering continues monthly outdoors Saturdays from 10:30 a.m. to 1 or 2 p.m. and moves indoors when weather fails.
A snapshot from the Aiken Standard includes staff contacts and the publisher’s imprint. It lists the newspaper’s address P O Box 456 and 326 Buttern Drive, rates, and delivery dates for Sunday Plus subscribers, with various dates in 2010.
Winning numbers reported include Pick 3 Midday 0 7 7 and Evening 5 9 0. Pick 4 Midday 2 4 9 5 and Evening 3 3 7 0. Cash 5 3 20 23 30 32 with multiplier 3. Powerball 40 20 21 7 51 and Power Ball 19 with Play of 3. Georgia Five Midday 9 2 5 8 8 and Evening 4 9 3 7 3. Cash 3 Midday 2 0 8 Cash 4 Midday 3 6 2 3. Cash 3 Evening 5 7 6 Cash 4 Evening 2 8 4 4. Wednesday's Fantasy 5 and Win For Life not available at press time.
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