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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2011

Page

4

Broken water line closes Whiskey Road in Aiken

A ruptured water line on Whiskey Road north of Summerall Court caused Sunday traffic delays in Aiken with the north bound lane closed. Crews repaired the main by about 1 45 pm and residents faced a boil advisory ending at 5 pm. The road reopened to two lanes around 4 20 pm as responders addressed a broken utility pole after a transformer exploded.

City of Aiken Summerall Court Bernard Avenue Mead Avenue

Accident damages utility pole on Whiskey Road

A single vehicle swerved off Whiskey Road and struck a utility pole, cutting power to nearby residents. No serious injuries reported and investigators from Aiken Public Safety continue to probe the cause.

Whiskey Road Aiken Public Safety

Shootings at Warrenville business cause no injuries

A shooting at Roberts Energy in Warrenville Friday damaged a window and a file cabinet but left no injuries. The co owner was in the office about 430 am when a loud bang and a flash were seen. a vehicle drove off as deputies found a 9 mm shell casing outside. No suspect or vehicle were identified.

Warrenville Roberts Energy

Property damage and theft reports from area incidents

Police and sheriff reports detail Saturday break ins at a Sandstone pool and various residences. Incidents include stolen motorcycle on Silver Bluff Road, windows broken at Hair Knowlogg, burglaries on Voigtland Drive Offspring Road Cherokee Drive and Perry Lane, plus a stolen laptop and carted electronics.

Silver Bluff Road Hair Knowlogg Park Avenue Windsor Voigtland Drive Sheriff's

Class trains to aid struggling readers at Mead Hall

A two week course teaches the Orton Gillingham method and multi sensory techniques to teachers parents and a college student to help dyslexic and language learning challenged readers. Instructor Janet Jones with 35 years experience leads the foundation level training as Kim Entzminger and Frances Reynolds describe daily language processing difficulties. Contact Rob Novit at 644 2391.

University of South Carolina Mead Hall Learning Disabilities Association of South Carolina Janet Jones

Free weekends at Smith-Hazel Pool ease summer heat

City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism offers free pool access at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center on Saturdays and Sundays until school resumes. Open free from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, with prior years noting high parent and child turnout.

City of Aiken Smith-Hazel Recreation Center PRT Glenn Parker Parker Smith-Hazel Heather Staniszewski Staniszewski Smith- Hazel Pool Smith Hazel

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