Police arrest in JonBenet case and bus findings
Officials investigate the JonBenet case citing a new arrest while buses undergo inspection. Aiken school bus shop repairs multiple Type D buses, but repairs may not link to two fires in South Carolina. Editor note invites reader discussion as local columns reference literature and obituaries.
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Aiken jockey on the lam linked to Ohio warrants
Daniel J. Soto, 44, a local exercise rider and journeyman jockey, is wanted by Clermont County Ohio authorities on two counts of felony non support of dependents and may have left the Aiken area to avoid arrest. He was indicted in May 2005 and has been at large since warrants were issued. Local officials say he could have been in Aiken, South Carolina, after a brief stay in California. Soto moved to Aiken in October 2008 and has worked with a local training team as a jockey.
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Aiken County Considers Tight Rules on Cell Towers
Aiken County Council moves to regulate future cellular tower construction, aiming to limit height and number. Consultant Rusty Monroe notes many towers exceed need, with proposals setting maximum heights and requiring data for higher structures to curb visual impact and overbuild.
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Teacher broadens horizons with global teaching journey
Suzy Godfrey after completing Baptist College in Charleston initially resisted women in industry in 1972, turning to teaching. She taught at Paul Knox Middle School then moved overseas to Kuwait in 1995 with her daughter Amy, later teaching in Romania South Africa Tunisia and Shanghai before returning each summer. She credits varied classrooms with reinforcing smaller classes parental support and student accountability while planning a year off to be a grandmother.
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Columbus, Ga
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Greeneway study aims to map trail users in North Augusta
A market research project led by Holley Madden will survey Greeneway users to learn who uses the six mile trail, where they come from and whether they would relocate to North Augusta. The study is a joint effort with Hammond's Ferry as the riverfront development nears completion.
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