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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2021

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Wagener mayor seeks reelection amid fire funds probe

Mike Miller the long serving Wagener mayor faces two challengers Travis Kennedy and Christopher Nathan Salley as filing ends with the Nov 2 nonpartisan election. The probe into Wagener Fire Department transfers is underway and involves Aiken County and SLED. Miller’s 2010 swearing in followed a 2009 election and prior council service.

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Redevelopment eyed for Hahn Village site in Aiken

Aiken officials announced plans to raze Hahn Village by early 2022 with a new tear-down request later this year. The project aims to replace the aging public housing complex off Laurens Street with mixed income housing and single family homes, pending final details. HUD approved demolishing Hahn Village in 2019, and residents have been relocated as utilities and stormwater work proceed.

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Riot triggers lockdown at county detention center

A riot erupted at the Aiken County detention center Sunday afternoon prompting a lockdown. Staff backed out and called for reinforcements as a pod with 50 plus inmates escalated. No injuries or property damage were reported and officials noted possible inmate charges as the facility remained secured.

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