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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2014
Page
4
The Aiken City Council schedules a 7 p.m. session in Council Chambers with items including minutes from Horizons meetings January 31 February 1 and February 10 2014. Presentations cover Winter Storm PAX update state of emergency and a land use agreement for The Mill Entrepreneurial Incubator.
A Windsor man reported his air conditioning copper piping taken from his Boggy Gut Road home. An unknown subject stole items from a Brinkman Road residence while a 17-year-old was cited for street-jumping incidents in Warrenville. A Warrenville woman reported a prowler went through an upstairs window and took a razor and knives on Augusta Road. Hydrocodone and other pills were reported stolen from a Britton Road home. A Wagener man took a power generator on Selvern Road. Aiken and Gloverville incidents included a rock strike on a vehicle and a teen stabbing a tire on Myrtle Street. A Beech Island shoplifter fled in a silver Lexus from Family Dollar on Sandbar Ferry Road. A forced entry was reported at Word Reality on Highpointe Drive. A Clearwater woman reported a possible entry attempt on Parker Drive.
Edie Hubler first vice president of the Aiken Newcomers' Club and Kim Elle executive director of the Aiken Augusta Warrior Project appear at the February luncheon meeting where Elle served as guest speaker for the group.
Debris removal crews will work in the dirt road horse district starting Monday at 9 a.m. and continuing through Tuesday until about 6 p.m. Noise from chain saws and diesel trucks is expected. residents should protect animals and staff. For emergencies call 803-642-7620 and information will reach work crews.
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