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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2006
Page
3
Readers criticize the TalkBack column calling it nosy and accuse contributors of atheistic bias against those who disagree with the president. The letter writers lament the inclusion of TalkBack in the newspaper and urge restraint from critics who boo and complain when outcomes don’t align with their views.
A harsh statement condemns a person who left three dead dogs on York Street, urging respect for dogs as God's creatures and calling for accountability for those responsible.
Readers are urged to supply information about the 1996 Aiken High graduation class and to report vandalism. The paper warns against damaging the Adopt-a-Parkway sign at Hayne and Park, notes the Hitchcock Parkway trash issue, and invites TalkBack submissions via phone or email with readers’ names kept confidential.
Children at Sweet Cow Creamery joined a coloring contest featuring characters from The Real Story of Little Red Riding Hood. Winners earn show tickets for the Thursday 7 p.m. performance at the Etherredge Center with a wolf point of view twist. Performances for area schools on Sept 28 29 at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.. public evening show Sept 28 at 7 p.m. Call Etherredge Center box office for details.
Toole Hill Neighborhood Association members spent a Saturday brunching at Stoplight Deli, touring Ashley Terrace model home, and admiring the Toole Hill view. October events include a clean up with Dial-A-Dumpster access October 7 and a Grand Yard Sale October 14 at Lockett Chapel with table rentals. Betty Meyers and Rev Bennie Jones praised community progress and fellowship. For details contact Meyers or Ms Bush.
A mixed set of quotes covers political concerns in Aiken County, a teacher of the year recognition, a high school upset, a murder case at sentencing, and a citizen's push to zone for a tattoo parlor. Notable names include Nancy Guy, Margo Gore, Don Wells, Taikwon Paige, Vincent Brancazio, Chrissa Matthews, Nolan Grant, and Marvey Lishka.
Sunday Plus subscribers receive the Aiken Standard on specified dates in 2008. Delivery dates include January 16 February 14 March 1 April 3 8 April 4 May 10 May 28 June 14 July 384 August 13 September 985 November 29 25 December 16 23 25 2008.
Saturday drawing results include Pick 3 Midday 3 4 0 and Pick 4 Midday 84 9 8. Evening totals show 184 for Pick 3 and 13 0 1 for Pick 4. Powerball draws 13 21 26 45 50 with Powerball 20 and Powerplay 4. Cash 3 Midday 4 1 9 and Cash 4 Midday 5 85 2 Cash 3 Evening 7 7 6. Win For Life 5 11 12 18 19 23. Free Ball 31. Saturday late numbers unavailable. update Monday. Focus on You wraps Aiken County action.
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