Homeowner Detects Second Burglary On Camera
A Springfield Church Road resident reports a second break-in since late last year. Detectives investigate potential connection between the two burglaries as they pursue leads.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2012
Page
1
A Springfield Church Road resident reports a second break-in since late last year. Detectives investigate potential connection between the two burglaries as they pursue leads.
The Aiken Branch NAACP holds its 31st Freedom Fund Banquet to honor local first responders with Leon Russell as keynote speaker, reflecting a positive community outreach.
The family of Moses Williams, a 19 year old killed outside a Bradley Lane home, appeals to the community for information about the shooter. The family seeks closure as the suspect remains at large.
Williams extended family gathered at Aiken Public Safety on Wednesday morning to share their grief and heartache as they urge the public and authorities to find the person responsible. Members of the media recorded the scene while supporters wore shirts bearing the victim's photo.
Eejay's owners dispute moving into the Up Your Alley space after co-owners Bruce Shipman and Janny Bijas said no deal. The restaurant, closed since late March in Kalmia Plaza, faced eviction by March 31 and planned a 27 March lease signing with changes plus an outdoor patio and live music in The Alley, but new tenants remain unconfirmed.
Marilyn Van Derbur, 1958 Miss America, spoke at a Child Advocacy Center luncheon about 13 years of sexual abuse by her father. She described living a public life as the day child while hiding a night child tormented by incest and dissociation.
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