Aiken County First Steps seeks board member nominations
The Aiken County First Steps Partnership Board invites nominations for its Board of Directors. Seats open for educators, family support, providers, healthcare, government, nonprofits, faith, business, and philanthropy. Nominees must live or work in Aiken County and support early childhood development birth to age five. Deadline December 27.
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Bookings at Doris C Gravat Detention Center Dec 21
Dec 21 bookings list for Doris C Gravat Detention Center includes jailed individuals such as Ginger Bryant 36 charged with expired tag and driving under suspension, Matthew Johnson 39 with assault and battery, Rakish Jenkins 18 receiving stolen goods, Thomas Bowens 53 license plate offenses and shoplifting, Maria Dunbar 33 cruelty to children, Johnny Settles 35 malicious injury to real property, Tremaine Hart 36 family court bench warrant, Charles Wynn 50 DUI and suspension offenses, Clinton Wilson 43 fraudulent check, Jamie Lower 35 trespassing, Lazaro Diaz 38 shoplifting and resisting arrest, Christopher Brown 32 held for SCHP, Tyquavius Wells 18 false information to police.
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Rakish Breen Jenkins
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Maria Linette Dunbar
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Family Court Bench
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Jamie Maxine Lower
Lazaro Diaz
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Woman charged with cruelty to children in Aiken incident
Aiken woman Maria Linette Dunbar, 33, was jailed on a cruelty to children charge after police say she struck a teenager with a belt ten times. The incident was reported on Sept. 25 after the juvenile left Dunbar’s apartment and later found the door locked. Dunbar turned herself in and posted bond. she is due back in court Jan. 19.
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Man convicted baker killer faces new prison murder charge
MCCORMICK AP A man sentenced to life for killing a Columbia bakery employee in 2013 is charged with murder for stabbing an inmate at McCormick Correctional Institution. Lorenzo Young and Courtney Pauling are accused of killing 40-year-old Reico Lamont Welch on Nov 19, seen leaving Welch’s cell with a homemade knife and blood on their clothes. Welch was jailed for burglary grand larceny and conspiracy.
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Aiken Police Beat Sees Multiple Domestic and Property Incidents
A 35 year old Aiken woman reports her boyfriend assaulted her during a phone call argument at Charleston Row Boulevard. An Aiken man is charged with third degree assault and battery after a 54 year old man says he was pushed at Park Avenue shelter. A 22 year old Aiken man reports his hoodie stolen from H Odell Weeks gym on Whiskey Road. Officers spot two suspects inside an Bears Rock Road elementary school. attempt to catch them fails but a shattered window is found. A 36 year old Aiken man says someone tried to break into his Richland Avenue home. he finds a shattered back room window.
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