27 Sep 2010
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2010
Page
1
Millbrook Elementary School fourth graders visit nearby Carolina Bay to study the local ecosystem. Teacher Karey Santos notes each trip inspires new care for the environment as students observe fish birds and plants in the nature reserve.
Haley Hughes reports Ralph and Fred Martinez and neighbors tire of roadside debris along Colbert Bridge Road Mt Beulah Road and Stillwater Road. They propose a county backed pilot litter control program funded by volunteers to deter dumping, with fines and county wide cleanup drive.
Dr. Fred Andrea writes his weekly column on today’s page 4A. The piece explores current views, personal reflections, and community commentary in a concise opinion format.
Lillie Mae Ford of Cleveland Heights Ohio and David M Lock of Aiken are noted in the deaths and funerals section on page 6A with brief notices of their passing and service details.
A busy week in Aiken features downtown spending, new deli discoveries, and local tastes. A Taste of Downtown Aiken showcased delec table samples including West Side Bowery's crayfish etoufee, while Stoplight Deli offered a meatless sandwich like Hey Piazan with ar tichoke hearts and sun dried tomato pesto. Sam Erb explained crayfish etiquette as patrons sample regional bites.
Maggie Wilson of Warrenville Elementary will receive a dictionary along with all third graders as Sunrise, Aiken Rotary Club, and Rotary Club of North Augusta distribute more than 2,000 dictionaries to area schools over the next two weeks. The effort, part of a national Rotary program, supports classrooms countywide with shared reference books.
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