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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2011
Page
4
A Friday screening of How to Train a Dragon will occur at Boeckh Park North Augusta with no admission. A community Easter egg hunt is set for April 23 at Smith Hazel Recreation Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost is 4 dollars. Registration deadline was April 11. For info call 642 7634.
St Marys school art will be part of an April exhibition in the Brooks Gallery. An additional show by Marcia Bergtholdt appears in the Aiken Artist Guild Gallery at the Aiken Center for the Arts throughout April. Other works by Amy Dobbs Ruthanne Bauerle and Leslie Hutto remain on view until May 13.
The Aiken Bicycle Club hosts its annual Aiken to Ride Century on May 1 with registration starting at 7 a.m. Tickets are 35 dollars before April 25 and 40 dollars after. Children under 16 join free with a registered adult. More info at active com or aikenbicycleclub org.
Registration opens for a 10 week beginning foil fencing class at Augusta Fencers Club. Classes meet Thursdays 6 to 7 p.m. starting this Thursday at 134 Ninth St. in downtown Augusta. Fee is 150 dollars. Call (706) 722-8878 for details.
An off duty Aiken Public Safety officer discovers a man with multiple gunshot wounds in a parked car on Robinson Street. Troy Elwell says the victim did not identify shooter or location of injury. The man was transported to MCG with non life threatening injuries. Investigators continue to probe the incident.
A Jackson man faced a disorderly conduct charge after a disturbance at The Break Room on Whiskey Road in Aiken drew police attention. Officers found a man still fighting as they arrived. The blotter also notes a burglary on Barnwell Avenue with a resident reporting an unsecured door and an unfamiliar vehicle, and a forged check cashed on an SRP Federal Credit Union account under investigation.
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