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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2011
Page
4
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office asks for help locating Mattie Coleman a 68 year old Black woman five feet tall and 130 pounds last seen Wednesday around 8 a.m. at her Union Church Lane home in Aiken. She has no license or vehicle and her animals were unfed. Call (800) 922-9709 or Crime Stoppers at (888) CRIME-SC with tips for a reward of 50 to 1000 dollars.
Police report financial identity theft involving an Orangeburg woman whose name and SSN were used to open a wireless account with an Aiken address. A 91 year old woman on Smallridge Street returned home to a burglary with money and jewelry stolen and forced entry observed. A 12 year old boy was charged with assault after throwing a bleach and ammonia mixture at a man claiming self defense.
The Aiken Historic Tour expands for Masters Week with added Wednesday and Friday 10 a.m. departures. Tours depart from the Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum, 406 Park Ave. S.E., with reservations via H Odell Weeks Activities Center or visitors center contacts. Tickets are 15 dollars on Saturdays, 12 dollars for the midweek tours.
The Stephen James CSRA Coin Club meets at the Aiken County Public Library at 314 Chesterfield St SW on Thursday at 6 15 p m. A business meeting follows at 6 45 p m with a program titled Collecting the Coins of Charles Barber and an auction door prize and local numismatic updates. For information call 644 0761.
On March 31 the Doris C Gravat Detention Center listed arrestees including Gavin Price 23 for unlawful conduct toward a child, John Robertson 27 for DUI, Monica Williams 38 for fraudulent checks, Danny Bean 27 for petit larceny, and others. Some may have posted bond or been released. charges do not imply guilt. Online records via the Aiken Standard Crime tab provide public access to bookings.
A bill backed by Gov. Young would allow waivers from DMV to students facing personal or family hardship requiring a driver license for work or medical transport. The measure, supported by Lise Birak, aims to cut dropout rates and absenteeism, with hearings set and roots in a 1989 commission.
The Aiken Newcomers' Club will convene April 12 at Newberry Hall. Registration opens at 10 a.m. with a 10:15 a.m. business meeting. The Dillards Fashion Show program follows. Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. costs 14 dollars. checks payable to Aiken Newcomers' Club. Reservations by noon Thursday. call 642-0663 for A-L, 335-0362 for M-Z.
The Sassy Knitter at 942 C Dougherty Road offers Knitting Tech II for experienced knitters on April 9 from 11 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. The $25 fee requires prior registration and payment. For more information call 643 5648.
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