Five Year Plan Shapes Pinecrest School Facility Upgrades
A five year plan outlines major safety and environmental improvements for Pinecrest and the Aiken County Career Center. Proposed items include automatic doors accessible to disabled students, a reliable security system, shelter at the back of wing D, and enclosed walkways. Parents and officials urge swift action, with mixed optimism about meeting all requests.
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Pinecrest
Carrie Johnson
Phil Hurley
Hurley
Rey
Procredt
Aiken County
Disappearance of Jeremy Grice Shocks Small Community
Ms Arrington describes the fear and grief as police insist the Jeremy Grice case remains open. Law enforcement says the Abilify incident is not closed and continues to pursue leads across state, local, and federal levels. Jeremy, a kindergarten student from Jefferson Elementary, vanished Nov 21 while home near Horse Creek Valley. His parents recount his favorite racing jacket and shoes left in his room and question how he could have been taken by an abductor.
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Ms. Arrington
Hope
Margaret Frier
Adam Walsh
Columbia
Florida
Horse Creek Valley
Jefferson Elementary School
Jeremy
Irs
Arrington
Jermey
Hugh Munn
S.C
Jeremy Grice
Walshes Push for National Missing Children Center
The Walshes, aided by U.S. Senator Strom Thurmond, led a campaign that produced the Missing Children legislation of 1982 and 1984, creating the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Washington and Adam Walsh Child Resource Centers in five cities. The centers assist families, offer educational resources, and advocate for local and state safety laws to protect children in South Carolina.
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U.S
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Walshes
National Center of
Washington
Adam Walsh
Pray Tees
Frierson
Adam Walsh Center
South Carolina
Aiken County Schools weigh capital project costs
At a Blue Ribbon Committee meeting the School Board discussed reducing capital improvements to lower costs. Dr. Joseph R. Brooks said certain additions like labs and auditoriums could be dropped, and staffing costs would rise only modestly since new schools would be staffed with teachers now in portable classrooms. The board has not voted to authorize a referendum or informed elections officials or the Justice Department.
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Joseph R. Brooks
Aiken County
Brooks
Aiken County Board of Elections
Justice Department
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