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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2009
Page
3
The School Board considers keeping athletics in operation during economic strain and questions who should finance and what admission proceeds fund. The debate centers on whether athletics can become self supporting through ticket revenue and school support.
In a rapid public reassessment, Ted Kennedy, once derided as an old fool, is honored posthumously as a lion of the Senate and hailed as perhaps the greatest legislator of his era.
A religious reflection argues that adultery includes thoughts as well as actions, stating that human nature makes such thoughts common and aligns with biblical teaching. The text emphasizes inner temptation as part of moral consideration.
A speaker recalls childhood preschool funded by parents' taxes, contrasting with government involvement. They describe paying for books and lunch, noting that government did not provide these directly. The memory highlights private financing of early education and materials.
The text argues against the claim that Black people commit more crimes, noting that population size affects crime totals and suggesting underreporting hides wrongdoing. It frames crime data as influenced by demographic proportions and systemic concealment.
A reader voice complains about free justice, rural road quality, and police services in the Southside. The letter urges changes and criticizes free lunch funding, then asks others if they have seen a bright multi colored object in the western sky. Reader requests comments via TalkBack, with names optional.
North Aiken Elementary celebrated Grandparents Day with lunch and a program drawing far more attendees than anticipated. Students read poems for grandparents while the Aiken Middle School band performed, and Red Hat Society members shared fostering roles with foster grandmother McFadden noting the joy of helping children.
Dr. John DeWitt has joined Aiken Psychiatric & Psychotherapy Associates P.A. on July 13 after relocating from Columbia. Aiken native, he returns to smaller town life, brings 20 years private practice experience, and has quickly built a solid client base with high professionalism.
Dr John DeWitt joins Aiken Psychiatric and Psychotherapy Associates P A as a staff psychiatrist. He treats treatment resistant mood and anxiety disorders, sleep issues, dementia and relationship problems, with forensic psychology work and hypnotherapy. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm weekdays. accepting new patients and offering same day appointments at 642 3801.
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The CSRA Vegetarian Society partners with the Aiken SPCA to recruit volunteers for shelter tasks and offsite activities. CSRAVS members attended an orientation at the SPCA no kill shelter on Wire Road and signed up for dog walking cat socializing fundraising and other roles. Fielded by Sean Woods CSRAVS founder and SPCA executive director Gary Willoughby this effort aims to bolster volunteer turnout during school sessions and expands community partnerships with local organizations.
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