Pine vole confuses readers with ground mole woes
County residents report pine voles in flower beds and gardens damaging roots and small trees in the Piedmont region. The underground-dwelling rodent, three to four inches long with a half to one inch tail, is difficult to control and often misidentified as a ground mole.
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Upper
Piedmont
Music of America of Yesteryear concert at Hopeland Gardens
The 1983 Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series features soprano Linda Salter Gooding and tenor Richard Stanford with accompanist Du Bose Robertson performing songs such as Beautiful Dreamer Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair and The Rosary. Attendees should bring a lawn chair or blanket and park at Rye Patch on Berrie Road. If rain, the show moves to First Baptist Church of Aiken.
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Hopeland Gardens
First Baptist Church of
Aiken
Woman Is Sentenced Five Years For Armed Robbery
Brenda Elaine Watkins, 26, pleaded guilty to a strong armed robbery at a North Augusta Zippy Mart. Judge Dan Laney Jr. ordered five years in jail and mental health counseling by the Department of Corrections. Accomplice was sentenced last month. Emory Briggs of Nicholson Village got two years in prison and three years probation for possession with intent to distribute.
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A. Belvedere
General Sessions
North Augusta
Brenda Elaine Watkins
Third Circuit
Dan Laney Jr
Department of Corrections
Watkins
Emory Briggs
Nicholson Village
Aiken
Sawyer elected Ridge Spring mayor over incumbent Nobles
Correction states attorney C. David Sawyer Jr. won the Ridge Spring mayoral race defeating Wade Nobles. It also clarifies a $25,000 grant to the Aiken Area Council on Aging came via Woody Brooks of the South Carolina Division of Local Governments, not the Council of Governments as yesterday reported.
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C. David Sawyer Jr
Ridge Spring
Sawyer
Wade Nobles
Aiken Area
Thefts Reported in Aiken County Prompt Sheriff Probe
The Aiken County Sheriff's Department investigates multiple thefts and vandalism incidents. Belvedere residents report items stolen from homes including a TV stereo and a boat motor. Aiken and North Augusta residents report car vandalism, broken windows, stolen bicycles, and firearms in several cases with varying losses.
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Aiken County
Johnson
S.C
Robert Williamson
Alphonso George
North Augusta Council Set for Monday Night Meeting
North Augusta officials announce a bi monthly city council meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the council chambers at 400 Buena Vista Ave No agenda was available at this time.
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North Augusta
North Augusta City
Council Cham
Bers
Buena Vista Ave
Public Service Authority to Meet in Aiken Monday Night
The Aiken Public Service Authority will meet Monday night at 7 30 p m at the Horse Creek Pollution Control Facility to discuss agency business and public concerns.
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Public Service Authority
Aiken Public Service Authority
Horse Creek
Air Force Recruiter Joins Aiken Office
Tech. Sgt. Stephen R. Davis of Anderson Indiana joins the Aiken Air Force Recruiting Office after five years as a fireman with the Air Force in England. He enlisted in 1971.
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Air Force
Aiken
U.S. Air Force
Tech
Stephen R. Davis
Anderson, Ind
England
Service
Aiken Buck Eyes New Season Strengths and Challenges
Aiken High football coach Eddie Buck told the Aiken Kiwanis Club the team will be competitive this season despite a Class AAA shift after enrollment drops. He cited six coaches, upcoming scrimmages, new facilities at Hagood Stadium, and recruiting prospects for local players.
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Aiken High
Eddie Buck
Buck
Aiken Kiwanis Club
South Aiken High
Aiken
North Augusta High
South Aiken
Silver Bluff
Midland Valley
Hagood Stadium
Aiken County
Bob
Bigger
North Augusta
Raymond Chavous
Raymond Roundtree
Richard Smith
Jeff Hooper
Orangeburg
William
Bill) Bassham
Ramada Inn
Arthur W
Buzz) Rich
Aiken Council Approves Kalmia Landing Retirement Plan
The Aiken City Council approved the Kalmia Landing retirement community in a special meeting. Final go ahead depends on water main study by the city engineering department and Hospital Corporation of America approval, with construction to begin behind the Aiken Community Hospital.
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Kalmia Landing
Aiken
Hospital Corporation of America
Aiken Community Hospital
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Diana Lanier
Clemson Extension Service
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Jody Randall
Ms. Lanier
Aiken County Medical Auxiliary
Yesteryear
Debra Key
Blanchard Rd
Ernest Hadden
N.A. Council
Aiken Standard
Council Oks
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U.S. Retirement Corp
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