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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2011
Page
3
Editorial argues Governor Perry relies on style rather than concrete policy, accusing him of offering strong rhetoric and flashy presentation while failing to deliver measurable plans or results. The piece stresses the need for tangible proposals and accountability beyond surface appeal.
Food and Aiken especially enjoyed the Aug. 24 article good manners aren't universal but good food is. The piece highlights food writing with Aiken connections and playful insights into culinary culture.
A reader thanks Butch for his letter and says years of complaints about crashes on Pine Log Road and Two Notch prompted concern. The note attributes numerous wrecks to the cited drivers and locations.
Aiken Standard TV has aired Thursday night broadcasts for over a year, earning praise for its early live television effort while Channel 6 promotes its own Thursday night programming.
A public plea urges Americans to unite and think beyond self for the future of children as the nation faces economic and social strain. The speaker emphasizes shared responsibility and collective action to restore strength and stability.
Question about illegal U turns on Whiskey Road versus a police officer making two. Seeks legal reasoning why law restricts U turns but police may act differently in traffic.
Community concerns rise as the Southside sinks prompting calls to move development north and west. Proponents urge more business investment on the north and west sides to balance growth and curb decline.
A concise reflection on language pride and shared skill across dialects, noting that English prowess is not superior to others and that humor in language bridges differences. The piece foregrounds self confident tone and playful critique of linguistic norms.
Aiken resident thanks a Kroger customer who noticed a flat tire at a gas pump and changed it, showing commendable community spirit. The act highlights generous citizenry in the area.
Aiken residents with no skating facility improvise by gathering in streets. Community advocates push for an indoor rink to provide safe space, organized programs, and youth recreation. Local officials consider funding and site options.
A reader questions why drug trafficking defendants often receive heavier punishments while some sex crime cases yield few convictions, citing perceived inconsistencies in the justice system.
A letter prompts readers to call the TalkBack hotline or email the Aiken Standard with complaints about Obama coverage and political lies. Names are not required and comments may be edited for space.
The Aiken Standard newsroom operates 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at 326 Butland Drive. For news tips call 644-2401 and delivery questions, call 648-2311. Re-delivery hours run 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. weekends.
Aiken Public Safety investigates two Northside home burglaries where air conditioners and other items likely headed for recycling were taken. Union Street and Carpenter Lane break-ins were reported Wednesday after a repairman and a mail carrier noticed missing metal and suspicious activity.
Frank Thomas enjoys banners marking USCA 50th anniversary as downtown Aiken hosts kickoff events. USCA began at Banksia in 1961 moved to current site in 1972 and plans a Sept. 10 celebration with a family picnic at Banksia and a Songwriters Come Home concert at Etherredge Center featuring Archie Jordan Mike Stewart Stewart Harris and Jim McBride with Palmetto Groove. Tickets are $40 at the Etherredge Center Box Office.
USCA Vice Chancellor Dr. Deidre Martin and Prof. Trudy Henson led a 50th anniversary in Aiken celebrating the university’s 1961 founding. Alumni recall early hardships and the campus growth from 250 to 300 students to about 3,200 today. Security Federal interns and Banksia classes highlighted the community ties and continued impact on Aiken County and the CSRA.
Thomas Jennings Jr., 35, of Madison Drive in Aiken is jailed on attempted murder charges after allegedly attacking a 55-year-old man from behind and slicing his mouth down the right side. The victim was hospitalized with a severe facial wound at MCG. authorities say Jennings and another man were armed but did not use the weapons.
A motorist on Richland Avenue was stopped for no seat belt and found to have an outstanding bench warrant. An argument at a nearby construction site led to accusations against an Aiken man and others with a large utility knife. A 2012 validation sticker was stolen from a Jefferson Terrace vehicle. An unidentified person used a resident’s debit card for online purchases totaling 300 dollars.
Downtown Aiken hosts the Aiken’s Makin Sidewalk Sale on Friday and Saturday September 9 and 10. Merchants offer bargains on sidewalk tables or inside shops. For details call 649-2221 or visit down townaiken.com.
Nikki Jackson of Girl Scout Troop 5083 will host a fair for Aunt Tammy's Dream Foundation at Sweetwater Baptist Church North Augusta on September 10 from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The report lists Pick 3 Evening as 6 9 0 and Pick 4 as 7 8 3 7. Palmetto drawings show numbers 06 07 17 19 22 with Power-Up 2 and Five Fans Dollars 3 8 35 38 42 43.
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