Woman charged with DUI and child endangerment in Aiken
Judy A. Yarzebinski, 49, of Hudson Road in Aiken, was charged with DUI, child endangerment and open container in vehicle after police stopped her on Hampton Avenue near Fairfield Street. A 5-year-old granddaughter was in the car. Police said she admitted to drinking four beers, failed sobriety tests, and had a blood alcohol level of 0.10. She was detained at the Aiken County Detention Center.
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Judy A. Yarzebinski
Hudson Road
Aiken
Hampton Avenue
Fairfield Street
Aiken Public Safety
Yarzebinski
Aiken County Detention Center
United Way kickoff opens 2005 fundraising drive in Aiken County
United Way of Aiken County launches its 2005 campaign with a Friday noon luncheon at the North Augusta Community Center. Four loaned executives will lead the effort for two months as the drive pursues funds for over 30 partner agencies and about 60 programs. The Savannah River Site contributes a large share of past totals amid downsizing. A $100,000 Community Impact reserve will fund 13 proposals targeting risky behaviors and healthy living.
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The
United Way of
Aiken County
North Augusta Community Center
Beverly Mitchell
Wackenhut
Katrina Reid-Quinones
Parsons
Leon
Stanford
United Way Board of Directors
Juries to decide libel damages in South Carolina case
A South Carolina Supreme Court ruling allows former House candidate Tom Anderson to seek a jury trial over libel damages against The Augusta Chronicle. The dispute centers on whether Anderson claimed he served in the National Guard and the newspaper labeled him a liar in an October 1997 editorial.
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Columbia
House
South Carolina Supreme Court
Tom Anderson
Augusta Chronicle
Anderson
Chad Bray
South Carolina
North Carolina
Fran
Bertha
Bray
National Guard
Phil Kent
Guard
Doug Rotti
Morris Communications Co
Aiken County
S.C. Supreme Court
Kent
Atlanta
Jay Bender
Columbia Media
Sup
Supreme Court
Bender
National Flood Insurance Program
City contenders to meet at forum in Schofield Middle
Four candidates vying for Aiken City Council at large seats attend a Meet the Candidates session from 7 to 9 p.m. at Schofield Middle School cafeteria. Vaughters Wells Brohl and incumbent Vaughters discuss infrastructure and plans as Republicans seek the two at large seats in the September primary.
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Aiken City
Schofield
Kay Biermann Brohl
Rocky Napier
Don Wells
Jane Vaughters
Schofield Community Association
Vaughters
Napier
Lessie Price
Dick Smith
Pat Cunning
Cunning
Regions Bank
Sidewood Development Co
Woodside Development, LLC
The
Reserve Club and
Prudential Woodside Realty, Inc
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Rob Novit
Rnovit
Aikenstandard.com
New
Jackie Kane
Wendell Edwards
New LE
Pamela Kennedy
Leo Brooker
S.C
J.C. Lexow
Middle School
Brohi
Mnolay
Floyd
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Silver Bluff Rd
FloydandGreen.com
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