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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2006
Page
3
A reader expresses surprise at Dixie Thunder's recent comments in the Aiken Standard. The writer supports helmet use, noting helmets provide extra protection even though they do not prevent accidents. They personally would not ride without a helmet and would not encourage others to skip one.
Residents of Graniteville urge Aiken County School Board to clear the overgrown lot next to Leavelle McCampbell Middle School and trim hedges over the sidewalk. GVW Fire Department and citizens collaborate to improve town cleanliness, calling for action on downtown eyesores.
Talk Back readers critique rising home costs in Aiken as developers lure out of state buyers, while locals worry housing remains unaffordable. A separate note laments lack of patriotism for the 9 11 five year anniversary with few flags displayed in Aiken.
The Living On the Go cover story for Saturday September 16 2006 notes bidding in the Artists Row Painted Palettes silent auction is now open and closes at 9 p.m. October 6. The Standard regret the error and provide this correction.
Foxdale Equine defeated Hyde Park Farm 13 9 at Whitney Field in Aiken Polo Club action. Gustavo Usandizaga scored six goals, Carlos Gonzalez added five, and Matt Sekera two as Foxdale opened a six-goal lead by halftime. Hyde Park Farm rallied in the fourth but could not close the gap.
City of Aiken closed Hole-N-One Family Fun Center Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a private Fun Day for about 90 to 100 city workers and their families organized by Al Cothran. Attendees enjoyed mini golf, batting cages, arcade prizes, and a catered lunch as they participated in a celebratory, loss-free outing.
The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club of Aiken moved activities to North Aiken Elementary School for the annual Day for Kids festival on a sunny Saturday. Normand Roy credited strong sponsorships G Force Cable Hole-N-One Family Fun Center Cycle Sport and Carolina Amusements with a record turnout and activities from inflatables to reading tables.
Winning numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings at midday and evening. Powerball and Cash games listed with Power Play. Fro Bal shows 20. No Saturday numbers available at press time. will appear in Monday’s paper.
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