Pregnant Warrenville woman charged over unborn cocaine harm
A 19 year old Warrenville woman in her third trimester was charged with unlawful conduct toward a child after testing positive for cocaine. Arrest warrants say she ingested cocaine knowingly and willfully risking the unborn child. DSS confirms random drug screenings under a treatment plan. The incident is alleged to have occurred between November and December at the Monarch Street home. The case involves state law on viable fetuses as persons and potential post birth civil actions. DSS notes third trimester triggers involvement and court action can follow birth.
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Advocates give back during the holidays in Aiken
Victim advocates in Aiken County courthouse and the Solicitor's Office run the Community Christmas Store Project to aid a victim’s family with gifts and 10 Thanksgiving dinners. Coordinator Angela Key notes volunteers, many former victims, support rights information and postcase comfort through journals and stuffed animals.
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Pepperidge Farm Aiken Plant Wins Safety Hallmark
Pepperidge Farm Aiken plant is named the safest Campbell Soup Co facility in the country after 20 years without a lost time injury. Jay Gould presents an safety ward to Judy Ott as executives praise employees efforts and the plant’s safety buddy program. David White notes the plant’s global leadership in salty products and 5 million hours without a lost time injury.
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Wagener wins half million for streetscape makeover
The South Carolina Commerce Department pledges 500000 to Wagener for the Railroad Corridor Streetscape revamp. Work includes sidewalks lighting landscaping and brick accents along a three block downtown area linking a historic railroad corridor through town.
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