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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2012
Page
2
Author Diane Z Shore visited Millbrook Elementary on April 12 where Sam Willoughby received a signed book. The event featured a classroom author visit and student questions.
Amanda S. Widener and Na'Shima J. Carter were named to the president's list at Lander University, recognizing high academic achievement. The announcement lists both students and confirms their honors.
Connie F. Boisclair, 57, of Adams Branch Road in North Augusta, pleaded guilty to breach of trust with fraudulent intent valued over ten thousand dollars and received six years suspended on probation for five years. Restitution to be set by state officials.
Birds & Butterflies in Aiken collects items for Carolina Wildlife Care in Columbia. Donations of $5 or more earn 15 percent off purchases Thursday to Saturday at 117 Laurens St. NW. Items needed include paper towels canned goods Pedialyte and cleaning products.
A 22-year-old woman, Angel Williams of Barwell, died from multiple body trauma after her 2005 GMC Envoy rolled over on Old Barnwell Road in Aiken while both she and passenger Shanna Hay were ejected. Both were not wearing seat belts. Hay was hospitalized with serious injuries. The single-vehicle crash occurred around 4:30 a.m. Sunday. alcohol and phone use are suspected factors as investigators continue. Williams is the 10th traffic fatality in Aiken County in 2012.
Aiken County Assistant Solicitor David Miller discusses cooperation between the solicitor’s office, law enforcement, and the community. He cites shifts in jury skepticism, the need for defense attorneys, and the dangers officers face, noting staff reductions and resource challenges as he highlights juvenile cases and child abuse concerns.
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