Aiken Man Sought Over Blackmail Claim After Kidnapping Report
Aiken Department of Public Safety seeks 18 year old Jonathan Fountain after he texted his stepfather claiming he was being held for ransom on November 25. The messages warned not to contact police and promised imminent contact with details for delivering money. A ransom photo allegedly showed the stepson restrained.
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Information sought on Fountain location by CrimeStoppers
Citizens with any information on Fountain are urged to call CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC. Callers may remain anonymous and could earn up to a $1,000 reward. The report notes a hoax claim and urges tips to locate Fountain.
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Kids read to shelter dogs in Aiken Dog Ears program
Eight year old Kaely Vasquez reads aloud while stroking Brook the puppy at Aiken County Animal Shelter. The Dog Ears program pairs children with adoptable dogs and cats to build reading confidence and provide calm, social time for the animals.
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Dog Ears program at Aiken Shelter on early-release days
From 1 30 to 3 30 p m on early release days children can participate in the Dog Ears program at the Aiken County Animal Shelter located at 333 Wire Road Reservations are required for children to join For more information email info at aiken org or visit fotasaiken org
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Dog Ears photo gallery at Aiken Standard
Aiken Standard features a photo gallery from the Dog Ears program. Larry Wood, a native of Aiken, is introduced as a general assignment reporter who joined the paper in September.
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SRNS rolls out waste reduction plan for H Canyon site
SRNS and DOE officials describe a waste minimization plan at H Canyon to cut liquid waste by counting canyon floor flushes instead of estimating. The plan also repairs the acid recovery unit and tightens scrubber jumper use to limit waste, with cost insights from Wyatt Clark and Patrick McGuire.
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Waste-minimization plan cited for cost and footprint benefits
Derrek Asberry notes SRS beat coverage of a waste-minimization plan led by SANS. Clark emphasizes saving money per gallon and reducing environmental impact while completing missions to enhance world safety. SRS reporter background details provided.
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