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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2008

Page

3

Sheriff Hunt Assailed Over Firefighting Duties in Aiken

A resident questions Sheriff Hunt’s involvement in fighting fires with the City of Aiken, arguing the sheriff should focus on county duties and leave firefighting to Public Safety and county agencies. The complaint calls for prioritizing county leadership responsibilities.

Sheriff Hunt Aiken

Airborne threats blamed for lung problems grow

Many factors in homes and air contribute to lung issues beyond second hand smoke as hidden hazards surround people in daily environments.

Johnston Police Personal Car Use Policy Urged

Residents urge Johnston officers to stop using police vehicles for personal errands. Critics say taxpayer funded gas should not cover personal trips and call for clear rules on personal use of department cars.

Johnston

Canada Geese Targeted by Animal Control Calls

Readers urge action after complaints about geese entering the country and propose nets to keep them out. Editorial feedback invites comments via TalkBack hotline and email to the Aiken Standard.

Animal Control Aikenstandard Aiken

Corrections issued by Aiken Standard on clinic and stimulus dates

The Aiken Standard corrects two errors from Thursday with corrected details. The Free Medical Clinic of Aiken County serves residents ages 19 to 64 who are working poor or indigent with no insurance. The IRS stimulus payment deadline is December 31, and the paper invites readers to report factual errors by contacting editors.

Free Medical Clinic Aiken County IRS Aiken

Young outlines SC infrastructure needs amid bond funding doubts

S.C. House Republican nominee Tom Young told Sunrise Rotary infrastructure and water system issues in Aiken Warrenville Graniteville and Vaucluse require funding. He warned current dollars cannot cover a bond bill and education nurse shortages and teacher pay will shape priorities.

South Carolina S.C. House Tom Young Young Sunrise Rotary S.C Aiken Warrenville Graniteville Vaucluse DHEC

Leavelle McCampbell Middle touts reading gains and new programs

Graniteville middle school leaders held breakfast with community and district educators to preview a range of initiatives. principal Jacki Barnwell emphasized reading gains and standards while the Synergistic Systems lab opens Oct 13 with a grand opening Oct 27.

Graniteville Leavelle McCampbell Jacki Barnwell Betty Gallman Synergistic Systems Computer Lab Rob Novit Christan Heritage Church Jody Padgett

Aiken Standard Staff Contact and Publication Dates

The Aiken Standard details newsroom contacts Tim O Briant Michael Gibbons Cam Huffman and Scott Hunter with the publisher’s contact options. It lists ISSN 0893 2557 and publication schedule including Sundays and special delivery dates for 2008 with a P.O. box and street address in Aiken South Carolina.

Tim O'Briant Wbriant Aikenstandard Michael Gibbons Ee Reer Newrd Cee Cam Uffman Chuffman Aikenstandard.com Newsroom Aiken Aiken Communications Inc P.O Rutland Drive S.C

Free Medical Clinic Expands in Aiken County

Executive Director Shirley Brown leads the Free Medical Clinic of Aiken County which serves adults 19 to 64 who are working poor or indigent. The clinic accepts 160 percent of poverty guidelines for income and also serves those with no income and no Medicaid or Medicare.

Free Medical Clinic Aiken County Shirley Brown Brown Children’s Advocacy Center Greenville Street USCA Rob Novit Movit Aikenstandard.com

Officers recognized for commitment to traffic safety

Three Aiken Public Safety officers were honored at the 2008 South Carolina Highway Safety Conference in Columbia for earning traffic safety officer certification after completing over 280 hours of training. The program enhances professionalism in traffic enforcement with classes on speed measurement, sobriety testing, collision investigation, reconstruction, and related topics.

Aiken Public Safety South Carolina Highway Safety Conference Columbia South Carolina David Turne Chris Hammell Aaron Dobbs Chris Carter Tumo

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