Aiken blotter reports multiple thefts and traffic charges
Aiken Department of Public Safety reports include a Johnston woman charged with malicious injury after $200 damage to a motel door paid on the spot. A Banks Mill Road man faced drunken driving and uninsured vehicle charges. A stolen $10 cell phone from Richland Avenue car. Tires slashed at Churchill Commons. Jewelry and electronics losses from a Double Eagle Drive theft. Iroquois Street Gregg Avenue crash caused $4,000 total damage. Burglaries on Vaucluse Road and Jobba Drive with jewelry, guns, tools stolen. Sibley Street theft in Warrenville caused major jewelry and equipment losses.
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Johnston
Aiken
Banks Mill Road
Richland Avenue
Churchill Commons
Double Eagle Drive
Iroquois Street
Gregg Avenue
Vaucluse Road
Jobba Drive
Bath
Warrenville
Sibley Street
DHEC files civil action over waste violations
South Carolina's Department of Health and Environmental Control sues Aiken County landowner Charles Collins for dumping old tires and demolition debris on Herndon Dairy Road. The $6,735 1998 penalty is cited, with claims of unpermitted disposal and failure to comply with the Solid Waste Policy and Management Act. An administrative order from 1998 requires cessation of unpermitted disposal and permits, plus waste landfill disposal and site rehabilitation.
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South Carolina
Environmental Protection Agency
Aiken County
Charles Collins
S.C
DHEC
Collins
Clemson Extends Holiday Ideas for Christmas Season
The Clemson Extension Service hosted a "Holiday Ideas" program with Barbara H. Lupo moderating. Speakers included Suzanne Holmes on wreath making with boxwood and apples, Donna Bundrick presenting turkey kabobs, Lynn Adcox offering an apple crumble dessert and pine cone dip, and Don Doyle demonstrating stuffed pork loin and vegetable bundles. Attendees sampled the dishes.
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Clemson Extension Service
Barbara H. Lupo
Aiken County
Suzanne Holmes
Clemson Extension
Donna T. Bundrick
South Carolina Department of Agriculture
Lynn Adcox
Edgefield County
Ms. Adcox
Don Doyle
West Side Bowery
Wackenhut Cited for SRS Performance Excellence Award
Wackenhut Services Inc at the Savannah River Site received the Secretary of Energy Performance Excellence Award from Deputy Secretary TJ Glauthier. Seven DOE organizations were honored for quality management achievements as Wackenhut protects nuclear materials and facilities from theft or unauthorized control. The firm also helped recover or prevent over $585,000 in government property losses.
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Wackenhut Services Inc
Savannah River
Secretary of Energy
TJ. Glauthier
Department of Energy
Wackenhut
SAS
DOE
Kalmia Hill Named for Mountain Laurel and Gregg Heritage
Historical note describes Kalmia Hill as rich in mountain laurel that drew Graniteville founder William Gregg who built a crest home around 1847. The land was part of his 5000 acre purchase for his company and his partner Ker Boyce helped run summer residences for Charleston friends.
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Kalmia Hill
William Gregg
Graniteville
Buggawugga
CSRA
Judy Chadworth
Rebecca Boyer
Marlene Lewis
Lois Fountain
Jan Knox
Mary Carol Cowart
Ker Boyce
Charleston
Augusta
Gregg
South Carolina
Festival of Trees Lights Up Holley House in Aiken
Creative minds turn the Holley House Hotel festive for Festival of Trees opening as the Links organize Festival After Dark drawing a crowd of locals. Sickle cell awareness fundraising is a focus with Rosemary English noting a lack of local support groups and medical accommodations. Beverly Clyburn highlights education on the disease and its impact. Best in Show voting runs through the weekend with visits planned for day care centers and schools. Saturday offers gingerbread houses for donation to retirement homes, Mrs. Claus visits, and pony rides. Sunday features ornament making and a gospel sing.
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Holley House
Aiken
Links Organization
Saint Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Links
Rosemary English
Augusta
Beverly Clyburn
Presi
SAHS Class of 89 to Hold 10 Year Reunion
The South Aiken High School Class of 1989 will hold its 10 year reunion on Saturday at 7 pm at Houndslake Country Club. Tickets are $25 per person. For information and to update contact Kim Lawless Farmer at 648-029 or mfarmer admine.net. Tickets can be prepaid.
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South Aiken
Pam
Houndslake Country Club
Kim Lawless Farmer
Mfarmer
Admine.net
Female suspect sought in North Augusta store robbery
A woman robbed The Eagle Express No 5 on Pisgah Road North Augusta between 10 15 and 10 35 p m entering a bathroom then returning with a Halloween mask to demand cash from the clerk. She fled with an undetermined amount in a white Ford pickup. describe white female 20 30 5 1 140 pounds brown hair black hooded sweatshirt gray sweatpants. Call 642 1761 or 1 800 922211 or Crime Stoppers 642 1798 for anonymous tips and reward information.
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Eagle Express
Pisgah Road
North Augusta
Aiken
Michael Frank
Frank
Aiken County
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