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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2011
Page
3
Community message thanks the City of Aiken Police Department for issuing an alert dated September 12 and urging residents to stay informed about public safety.
The passage notes conservatives already opposing any Obama proposal before his address. It uses a biblical metaphor of Mt Sinai to emphasize their rejection of his ideas regardless of content. The tone reflects partisan skepticism surrounding the president's upcoming speech.
The piece notes President Obama urging Congress to pass the American Jobs Act while a search of the internet and White House records shows no actual bill. It questions whether Congress can pass a speech and where the promised transparency stands.
The message praises Ron Paul for keeping his promise and urges backing the GOP candidate. It lauds Porky Bradberry for defending family and business and argues gun ownership could deter crime.
The speaker criticizes President Obama, asserts the public is awake, and calls for his resignation as they believe the country is being ruined. The remark conveys strong political opposition and a demand for leadership change.
Aiken's Makin' event considered a suitable fit at Odell Weeks Center as organizers seek a venue. Local officials weigh logistical fit and community impact before final decision.
Readers respond to a column noting 961 days into the presidency and accusing Congress of dawdling on jobs while the speaker forgets Democrats held power until January. The letter also notes Huntsman as the lone plausible Republican candidate and invites comments via TalkBack.
Broad-format contact snippet lists editorial and newsroom lines for the Aiken Standard. It includes Sports Editor contact details and general newsroom numbers, with an email address hint for editorial inquiries.
The last 2011 Aiken SPCA dog wash went ahead despite cold weather. Organizer Kate Koelker and co-organizer Linda Strojan praised steady turnout and noted plans for monthly spring through summer events with more on-site activities such as heartworm and flea consultations.
A BBQ Garden Party on October 1 at the H B Burckhalter House Powderhouse Road funds an Aiken Public Safety Equine Ambulance. Proceeds buy equipment for the new trailer arriving May to serve equestrian events and emergencies across Aiken County. Tickets cost 50 per person or 90 per couple with checks to Aiken SPCA.
Cold Creek Nursery dedicates a wishing fountain in its greenhouse to benefit the Aiken SPCA Heart worm Fund. Proceeds from change donated support year round SPCA needs including dog washes in summer and Santa photos in winter. The SPCA on Wire Road offers shelter, adoption, and veterinary services.
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