Rudnick Defends Those In Need
Aiken County public defender Morris Rudnick defends indigent clients noting education level and background factors. He handles most General Sessions cases, interview witnesses, liaises with prosecutors, and leads a growing office with staff including James Goldsmith.
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Morris Rudnick
Aiken County
Rudnick
General Sessions Court
Public Defender’s Office
James E. Whittle
Whittle
Public Defender Corporation
James
Skip) Goldsmith
Jeannie Atkins
Mary Pratt
Goldsmith
Ginny Southworth
Aiken Names John Green Recreation Director Focused on Freeform Play
John Green, newly appointed Aiken Recreation Director, aims to revitalize playgrounds with freeform and freescape equipment. He plans upgrades to toilets, tennis courts, and pools, and envisions Rye Patch as a training center and Citizens Field as a tournament sports complex while promoting lifetime health and community engagement. Green and his family bring a background in county park planning and design from Clemson and Charleston County.
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Whittle
Rudnick
South Carolina
Public Defender’s Office
Aiken County
Aiken High
USC
USC School of Law
Harold and
Irene Rudnick
Irene Rudnick. Mrs. Rudnick
D-Aiken
S.C. House of Representatives
Larry Wood
Saturn
John Green
City of Aiken
Green
Joyce
Ryan
Doug
Aiken
Beaufort
Clemson
Charleston County Park, Recreation and Tourism Commission
Palmetto Islands
Mt. Pleasant
Commission
Robert Marvin and Associates
Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Rye Patch
Hilton Head
Citizens Field
The Little Boy of Graniteville Cemetery Legend
Lamar Rush recounts a century old mystery of a unidentified child buried in Graniteville Cemetery. A simple grave marked The Little Boy dated October 1855 draws ongoing community care with fresh flowers and a recently renewed headstone. The tale rests on local recollections from John W. Posey and cemetery caretakers who preserve the memory of a nameless traveler.
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Lamar Rush
Graniteville Cemetery
Graniteville
John W. Posey
Cemetery Association
Posey
Kitchen Duty Perilous or Rewarding For Families
A columnist weighs the lifelong question of assigning dish duty to children. Parents claim it builds character. kids joke about nepotism. The piece notes dangers from rough play and a knife incident, urging safer routines and shared chores.
Three S’s in the Kitchen Drama
A syndicated column recalls three household roles the family built around dishwashing. The Soaker kept soaking everything, the Saver preserved scraps, and the Cyclone cleaned and stowed in seconds. After meals, a mysterious bathroom retreat hid the dish tension, leaving scars but no therapy.
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