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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2007
Page
4
A speaker warns that dogs should stay at home and not disrupt public events, stressing that both pets and people have rights. The message contrasts dog ownership with child rights while urging responsible behavior during gatherings like Aiken's Makin.
A reader voices frustration at Moe's greeting, recalls Sunday blue laws, and argues for shopping choice. They note coyotes in the Northside yard and appreciate a Middle School parent lunch invitation while calling for relaxed business hours and local concerns.
In Aiken County a local caller reports two dogs running loose in the Staples parking lot and urges owners to tag pets so they can be identified. The note also criticizes a dismissive attitude toward children and people with mobility needs.
The note argues against South Carolina blue laws in Aiken and calls for keeping stores closed on Saturday as a Sabbath alternative. It frames church and state separation and questions the need for blue laws.
Observers note many people aiming to shield workers from Sunday labor may instead rely on church staff and custodians to prepare services. The remark accuses a group of hypocrisy over expectations for non Sunday workers.
City officials warn parking will worsen as a third floor adds more workers downtown. Residents complain about limited spaces while proposals suggest redeveloping near the municipal building adjacent to Aiken High.
The 30 30 rule guides athlete safety during lightning. If lightning is seen and 30 seconds pass with no further lightning, event conditions may resume. if another flash is observed within 30 seconds, athletes are moved to safety. The rule is described at scisl.org.
Community voices urge unity and love across divides. Advocates condemn racism and call for more empathy and cooperation among people.
Resident notes that The State and Augusta papers have stopped delivery in Gloverville and asks why regional newspapers are not circulated locally. Requests information on where to find other regional papers in the area.
The article urges nurses to wear white again, including caps, and to shine their shoes as part of a traditional professional dress code. It emphasizes a renewed standard of neatness and visibility for nursing staff.
A reader argues that leaving a church is a private act between the individual and God. They deny any mandate to remain in a specific congregation and urge living by scripture rather than rote memory.
Several Aiken High School classes announce reunions with dates and contact info. 1957 planning 50th year event details Betty Busch and Myrtle Blackwell listed. 1960 Medicare Birthday Party at Aiken Shrine Club November 3 with Brenda Douglas contact. 1967 40th reunion November 23 at Houndslake CC. 1968 updating alumni list with multiple contacts and blog. 1972 Dec 29 reunion via Janet Hallman Mattocks and Larlee. 1977 30th reunion December 29 at Houndstoake CC with fees and contacts. 1982 25th via Suzanne and Mary Beth. 1987 multiple reunions across Silver Bluff and South Aiken with several organizers and websites. 1997 MVHS 10-year. 1991–2004 Silver Spirit Marching Band reunion December 22 at Seven Gables. various emails and phone numbers included.
The annual Life Chain will be held Sunday October 7 at 2 p.m. in front of Alleluia Community School at Lumpkin Road and Peach Orchard. It is a peaceful family event to promote life followed by a group prayer for the country. Call 706 793 8090 with questions.
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