Barrett weighs in on border, energy, and local issues in Aiken
U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett met with more than 20 Aiken residents at his Pendleton Street office to discuss immigration border security and Savannah River Site concerns. He described trips to Laredo, praised Border Patrol efforts, urged border roads and surveillance tech, and noted National Guard support while stressing follow up on constituent matters.
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City studies E-waste recycling in Aiken survey
City of Aiken Public Works surveys residents online on whether to create an E-waste recycling program. The 25 questions cover costs to consumers for items like computers and bulbs, with projected per item costs and a push for local government action.
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Department of Environmental Control
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Richard Chesley
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HEC
South Carolina
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Graham urges bold UN action to avert League of Nations fate
Sen. Lindsey Graham warns at the Greater Aiken Chamber event that Iran North Korea and Iraq threaten global stability and oil markets. He calls for decisive UN action with China and Russia and likens UN inaction to the League of Nations while stressing the need to demonstrate resolve amid past U.S. wars and civil rights history.
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Airien Chamber of Commerce
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Philip Lord
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Greater Aiken
Fourth Most Wanted Suspect Arrested In Aiken Bank Scam
Aiken Public Safety reports the arrest of 26 year old John Edward Phillips the fourth person named on the citys Most Wanted list for defrauding a federally chartered bank. Warrants had charged him with three counts of bank fraud after he allegedly cashed fraudulent checks for more than four thousand dollars. Phillips turned himself in following a pre arranged bail plan. Several other suspects remain at large and investigators continue to seek tips from the public.
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Richard Bacon I
Donnie A. Garry Jr
Joseph Hankerson
Melissa Roberson
Andrew Toney
Cynthia Wilmore
Aiken Public Safety
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Contad
Karen
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