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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2008
Page
3
The note reports oil at 25 a barrel after a single day surge, linking high prices to economic strain. It contrasts views on valuing human life versus animal welfare and thanks locals who sheltered 17 stray animals dumped in College Acres.
A heated public exchange mocks an outspoken smoker as the paper is reminded of its own editorial stances. The jab highlights friction between self-righteous rhetoric and media commentary.
A migratory bird hunting season includes Canada geese with an early period from September 1 to 30 this year. It reopens in November December January and February.
Aiken readers lament delays as more than a dozen murder suspects sit in detention awaiting trial, costing taxpayers about 50 dollars per day. The piece criticizes Solicitor Barbara Morgan and questions lack of deference actions in capital cases. A reader callout invites public input on local education energy savings and school board procurement practices.
The Smith-Hazel Recreation Center seeks clothing and other donations for a Northside family of nine displaced by a blaze that started in a mechanical room at 400 Kershaw St. N.E. Aiken Public Safety firefighters responded quickly as Sylvia Blocker observed the scene. contact Karen Daily for details.
Guardian ad Litem Mary Keith joins Oakwood-Windsor Elementary for Grandparents Day. Grandchildren Savannah Gray and McKenzie Grant share hugs and lunches with their grandparents while teachers like Jesse Hall highlight reading benefits.
The notice lists office hours at 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, contact numbers for editors and newsroom, and mailing address. It also includes lottery results for Friday with Pick 3, Pick 4, Palmetto Cash 5, Mega Millions, and Fantasy 5, showing winning numbers and Mega Ball.
The Aiken Woodcarvers Club will raffle a three foot lighted Christmas tree decorated with hand carved sweet potato Santa ornaments. The drawing is at the weekly meeting 6 to 8 pm Tuesday Dec 2 at Hobby Lobby. Tickets are 1 each or 5 for 6.
Regency Hospice invites volunteers in the Aiken area for free training no medical background required. Volunteers provide caregiver relief by visiting patients offering listening, compassion and support. For information call Sue King at 648-2117.
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