Bondsmen charged with posing as police
Two unlicensed bondsmen, Richard L. Russo and Miguel Palacios, are accused of posing as police officers to gain entry into Clearwater mobile homes on November 8. Palacios was arrested on kidnapping burglary and impersonation charges. Russo has warrants and remains at large. They reportedly displayed a photo, used handcuffs, and searched five adults and two children in one home and searched another residence. local sheriff officials said the alleged unlawful entries harmed multiple residents.
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Clearwater
Richard L. Russo
Hampton Ave
Miguel Palacios
Clemson Drive
Happiness Lane
Michael Frank
Palacios
Russo
Frank
A-1 Bonding Company
Repre
Aiken eyes Tree City Growth Award after planting tree
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and City Manager Roger LeDuc planted a Persian Parrotia on Park Avenue as the city pursues the Tree City Growth Award with support from City staff. Horticulturist Tom Rapp says the project fits required criteria, boosting Aiken toward national recognition amid existing Tree City USA status.
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Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
Roger LeDuc
Park Avenue
USA
Cavanaugh
Columbia
Myrtle Beach
Tom Rapp
National Arbor Day Foundation
Palmetto State
Tree City USA
LeDuc
Iran
Park Avenue Parkway
Rapp
Philip Lord
Plord
Aikenstandard.com
Ginny Southworth
Aaron Campbell
South Carolina economy shows slow upswing says USC analyst
USC economist Donald Schunk forecasts SC employers will add about 14 000 jobs next year a 0 8 percent gain, with construction payrolls rising about 5 6 thousand and health services gaining around 6 700. He cautions full recovery may take years, noting 72 000 jobs lost since 2000.
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Columbia
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
USC
Donald Schunkays
Schunk
Developer denies cemetery on North Side tract plan
Local dispute over a proposed 70.36 acre North side gated community centers on maps showing a cemetery. Tony Sealy cites county maps but engineer Tilden Hilderbrand says no cemetery exists on the property. Development details continue on page 8A.
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Tony Sealy
Tilden Hilderbrand
Hass & Hilderbrand Inc
Leap of faith leads to Riley's on Main
Lisa Riley, daughter of local caterers Leroy and Annie Loris Asbill, opens Riley's on Main after encouragement from Wardlaw Academy students whom she has catered for five years. The piece notes her family catering roots and early steps beyond catering.
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Riley
Johnston
Lisa Riley
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Willard W. Greenwood
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Dence
Erin Brown
Brandi Nye
Eleanor Shealy
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