Aiken readers sound off on local and world issues
Readers vent via TalkBack to the Aiken Standard complaining about coverage gaps on Libya and Middle East wars, national debt, and mosquito problems in Woodside, urging action on unemployment, services, and anti crime. They call for evacuation of troops and criticize city services and local mosquito control.
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Libya
Middle East
United States
Cuba
Greece
Aiken
Woodside
Bone-i-side Bakery Brings Shelter Cats for Adoption Window
Aiken County Animal Shelter cats are showcased in the Bone-i-side Bakery window for adoption. Owner Carly Vann-Jordan notes renovations, a three-cat foster capacity, and a 35 dollar adoption fee. Cats are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated.
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Bone ‘Bakery
Aiken County
Smokey
Coldplay
Vann-Jordan
Bone-i-side Bakery
Bone-i nde Bakery Cat Adoption Notice
Cat lovers invited to adopt from Bone-i nde Bakery located at 127 Laurens St SW. Interested parties should contact Aiken County Animal Shelter at 642 1537, located at 411 Wire Road, for details and meetups.
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Bone-i Nde Bakery
Laurens St
Bone-i-side Bakery
Aiken County Animal Shelter
Wire Road
Aiken County
Beekeepers join SEED Day at USC Aiken Oct 13
Popular SEED event returns October 13 from 10 am to 3 pm at USC Aiken hosted by Ruth Patrick Science Education Center. Beekeepers join nine new groups for hands on exhibits including Earthquakes in South Carolina and a paper making activity led by Kimberly Clark volunteers.
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Aiken ‘Beekeepers Organization
USC Aiken
SEED
John Hutchens
Ruth Patrick Science Education Center
Dit
CSRA
Ruth Patrick
USCA
Aiken County
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
SRP Federal Credit Union
NBC 26Cw
FOX 4
Akn9
South Carolina
Don Stevenson
Aiken-Augusta
Kimberly- Clark Corporation
Kimberly-Clark
Bill Windley
Wade
Windley Sai
Aiken Master Gardeners
Aiken Soil and Water ‘Conservation District
American Red Cross
Augusta Canal
Savannah River National Lab
Savannah River
Society of Women Engineers
C-Nerve
USDA
Department of Biology
Three former SRS workers face prison after guilty pleas
Three Savannah River Site employees were found guilty of fraudulently obtaining DOE per diem funds. Jeffrey Richardson of Granitevllle, Ohio, faces up to five years and fines. George Dick of Loveland, Ohio, and Gary Erwin of Clifton, Texas, pleaded guilty or were found guilty in August. Dick cooperated with authorities and seeks a downward departure. no sentencing dates set.
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Savannah River
Jefferey Richardson
Graniteville
George Alan Dick
Loveland
Ohio
Gary Don Erwin
Clifton
Texas
DOE
Erwin
United States
Astrid
U.S
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Aaikenstane
Afghanistan
Pet Bakery
Carly Vann
Jorde
Onc
Bone-i-fide Bakery
Carson Flippen
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Tim O'riant Santa
Ain Omice
Neeweelitr
Karen Dally
Rts
Ivery Iste
Yoraracter
Georgia Cash
Ash
Shaevening
Antang
Og Lions
Eg Bal
Megopher
SRS
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