Aiken Public Safety Incident Reports Summary
The Aiken Public Safety Department lists incidents from 7 a.m. Feb 4 to 7 a.m. Feb 5 including civil disputes disorderly conduct malicious injury to property criminal domestic violence stolen bicycle indecent exposure obscene telephone calls suspicious person disturbance an arrest burglary breaking and entering grand larceny and burglary.
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Aiken County Sheriff Reports Feb 4–5 Log
Aiken County Sheriff logs list thefts including bicycle and golf cart, burglary, breaking and entering, vandalism, and disturbances along with multiple disorderly conduct cases and a domestic incident. Detention center bookings include Horace Gantt 68 driving under influence and lack of license, Cathy Nash 18 minor in possession, Theodore Martin 21 open container uttering, Diane Mays 31 DUI, Travis Wheeler 22 speeding and false information on license.
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Aiken County
S.C
Horace Gantt
Cathy Ann Nash
New Ellenton
Theodore Martin
Sherifff Department
Travis Wheeler
S.C. Highway Patrol
Studies on radioactivity and wildlife near Chernobyl reactors
Researchers document how cesium contaminates water birds and fish in flooded ponds, tracing fallout spread by migrations. They discuss animal genetics projects with Soviet scientists and note ongoing experiments on turtles, alligators, and wetland restoration efforts amid environmental hazards.
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Gibbons
Soviet Union
Ibbons
Shrub Frost Threat Looms For Ridge Area Peaches
Farmers fear a deep frost will kill blossoms and fruit on peach trees after last year’s losses. National Weather Service forecasts above normal February temperatures, with Extension Agent Tony Watson warning cooler days could slow growth rather than end blooms. In Ridge’s Edgefield Johnston region, more than 16 000 acres are planted with peaches, and early seasonal risk persists.
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National Weather Service
South Carolina
Tony Watson
Ridge
Edgefield
Johnston
Jackson Mayor Calls Meeting on Town Government Change
Jackson Mayor Mason J. Rollo announced a strictly public town meeting for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the agriculture building with moderator Basil Brinkley to discuss potentially switching from council mayor to mayor council. He also promotes a November referendum initiative via petition. The notice also covers Census test date February 8 in Aiken and USC Aiken Financial Aid Information Night February 6 with a public workshop.
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Mason J. Rollo
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Basil Brinkley
USC Aiken
Financial Aid
USCA
Freedman Students Explore Career Fair Options
Freedman Central students toured booths at a Thursday career fair designed to show job paths and directions. A masonry exhibit by Aiken County Career Center drew crowds who tried brick laying as adults explained trades. Exhibitors included Clemson Agricultural Science, HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers, US Army and Navy, Pepsi, Savannah River Site, and local agencies.
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Robert Lewis
Aiken County
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Clemson Agricultural Science
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Aiken Regional
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Pepsi-Cola Co
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US. Navy
Granteville Fire Department
Jamie Price
Dale Lewis
Midland Valley senior Tal Parker honored for artwork
Tal Parker a senior at Midland Valley High School received a Scholastic Inc certificate of merit for his linoleum print I Cant See Out the Window. His piece was among 238 selected for the 1990 Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition at Palmetto Gallery South Carolina.
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Tal Parker
Midland Valley High School
Scholastic Inc
Parker
Marilynn Pearson
Soeaen
Mitch
Eric Whipple
South Africa
Bob Martin
Clearwater
Chad Brown
Granitevil
Erin Carlton
North Augusta
Schofield Pta
Girl Scouts Celebrate Friendship in Aiken County Event
International Friendship Day set for Sunday February 11 at Millbrook Baptist Church to honor the founders of scouting and emphasize global sisterhood. More than 200 girls from 23 troops will represent 23 countries with costumes foods and displays while raising funds for the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. Junior Troop 369 leads the drive with a parade opening and performances by the German Friendship Club of Augusta.
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Robert Lord Baden-Powell
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Juliette Gordon Low
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Savannah River Girl Scout Council
German Friendship Club
Augusta
Juliette Low
Girls World Centers
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