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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2009
Page
13
A supporter in Aiken criticizes The Smart Growth group as negative and self serving. The note claims Sam's Club failed to locate due to their influence and warns of job losses and home value declines. The writer plans to vote for Allen Brodie citing unfriendly climate and future prospects.
A letter urges voters in Aiken to support Liz Stewart and Don Wells in the upcoming Sept 8 election. It argues against a development‑minded bloc, cites a university hospital traffic dispute, and praises Stewart’s education and integrity while warning of propaganda from opponents. It notes about 20 000 registered voters and urges informed turnout to avoid overrepresentation from Woodside.
Aiken community member endorses Steve Homoki for at large council seat. The note highlights his immigrant background, military service, business career, and independent conservative stance with emphasis on public welfare and careful weighing of local impact before voting.
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