Funeral Service Set for Four Unclaimed County Residents
The Aiken County Coroner’s Office will hold a memorial service Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Calvary Cemetery for four unclaimed residents: John Marin Fox Louise Edwards and James Taylor, all died of natural causes. Marin was 77, Fox 90, Edwards 78, and Taylor 53. The service is funded by Poteet Funeral Home with Landreth Monument Co. providing markers.
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Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Calvary Cemetery
Gregg Highway
John George
Lakeside Baptist Church
Clearwater
John, Marin
Louise Fox
Essie Edwards
James Taylor
Marin
McCormick
Ms. Fox
Greenwood
Ms. Edwards
Bath
Aiken Regional
Taylor
Graniteville
Poteet Funeral Home
Landreth Monument Co
Aiken Public Safety Blotter Briefs Multiple Theft Incidents
Aiken residents report theft and minor offenses including a 16 year old arrested for driving with a suspended license second offense and beer possession after a Laurens Street stop. A gas drive off at Depot Food Store involved $10, another $20 theft later. A Cherokee Avenue theft targeted clothing and shoes valued at $400. Call lines and Crime Stoppers provided for tips.
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Aiken
Laurens Street
Richland Avenue
Georgia Lottery Draw Clarifies Monday Prizes
Monday drawings report Cash 3 Midday 49 3 Cash 3 Evening 4 4 5 Cash 4 6 5 8 7 Fantasy 5 10 26 27 32 33.
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Fantasy
North Augusta native becomes future cardiologist with Irish Traveler roots
Dr Michael Riley, interning at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St Louis, grew up in Murphy Village North Augusta. A pioneer among Irish Travelers, he was the first in his community to graduate high school and attend medical school, seeking a cardiology career despite court orders forcing him back to school and years spent away from home. He credits teachers and religious figures for guidance as he pursued college at Aquinas High then Rockhurst College, overcoming financial and logistical hurdles before medical training.
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North Augusta
Michael Riley
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
St. Louis
Riley
Our Lady of Peace Parish
Mike
Aquinas High School
Augusta
South Carolina
Murphy Village
Aquinas
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Controlled burns resume at Savannah River Site amid safety steps
The US Forest Service gains approval to use controlled burns at Savannah River Site after a moratorium. Energy Department officials oversee each burn. four SRS officials are certified, with ten expected to be certified, to manage the fire program as a safety measure following past wildfires.
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Forest Service
Savannah River
US. Forest Service
U.S. Department of Energy
SRS
Tom Heenan
Energy Department
Heenan
Ron Shurney
Global warming debates despite cold snaps
Maureen B. Chavis reports on rising US temperatures against a cold snap. Scientist Robert Addis explains greenhouse gases and climate change, noting variability and long term trends, with cautions against judging by single events while highlighting increased extreme weather and historical CO2 rise from 260 ppm before 1800 to current higher levels.
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National Oceanic and ‘Atmospheric Administration
Robert Addis
Atmospheric Technology Group
Savannah River
Addis
North America
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Cherokee Avenue
Georgia Lottery
Scott Webster
Chunkoo Lee
York Street
Rutland Drive
Lee
Sabed
Satayana
Aken
Peraltas
Duesouth
Sora Sazoss
Chang Oe
Anon Sardar PO
Aton
Mor ‘Roth
Scott B. Hunter
Maureen B. Chavis
Greene CO
G.m. Greene
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