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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2007
Page
3
Readers praise the new downtown clock and fountain after a visit saying the clock looks beautiful and the fountain stunning and expressing delight at the improvements. They convey surprise at the enhanced sight in the area.
A note thanks Keith for organizing Funfest at Northside Barbers. The event supported the community, with attendees praising Keith for giving back.
A claim that dogs feel pain like humans is noted while reference to Michael Vick involves murder of dogs for profit. The emphasis centers on animal suffering and a notorious case linking sports figure to illicit profit from dog harming.
A reader argues that Virginia Tech students should have carried concealed weapons to stop the massacre, asserting no guns equals fewer homicides. The piece emphasizes a gunless approach would reduce homicide rates and invites further TalkBack submissions to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard corrects a September 14 report about the Village at Pin Oak Farm. The phone number should read 641-9611. The newspaper reiterates its commitment to accurate reporting on events in Aiken County and South Carolina.
York Cottage Antiques, on Hayne Avenue, has new owner Lisa Castles with partners Dean Bullis and Bill Brooks of Blowing Rock. Jill Ryan retired in July after 17 years, while Castles expands with sterling silver and estate jewelry expertise. The shop reopened after interior updates with English and French purchases, and in-store staff remain. York Cottage operates 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. contact 642-9524 or yorkcottage@mine.net.
The Stephen James CSRA Coin Club hosts its sixth annual coin show at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center on 1700 Whiskey Rd from 9 30 a m to 4 30 p m with about 17 dealers. Free admission invites the public to view paper money coins and rare metals. About 200 to 250 attendees are expected as dealers meet, buy, sell and trade, while the traveling road show offers appraisals. For details, visit www sjesrace.org or call Engle at 648 0982.
The Jesse C. Lynch Memorial American Legion Post 71 plans a new Post Home beside the existing building on Spring Grove behind the North Augusta Fire Station. Builders and leaders like Chuck Smith and Ray Brown outline a $1.1 million goal with fundraising head Jimmy Sharpe. The plan includes a brick memorial option and a groundbreaking ceremony after the Wade Hampton Veterans Park program, with city support and a long term lease on the land.
The source lists EZ Pay plans with six and twelve month options and weekly pricing. It includes a monthly rate table and dates spanning January through December with multiple specific days and periods. Entities include EZ Pay Jmos, Aiken Standard, and month names.
Friday results show Cash 4 Midday 45 Cash 3 Evening 68 Cash 4 Evening 64 Mega Millions numbers 59 12 33 40 and Mega Ball 27 Fantasy 3 13 39 78 23. No official prize tally or payout figures included.
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