New store opens its doors on Friday
Public safety officials seek to identify a man suspected in a carjacking at an Aiken gas station as deputies pursue leads to solve the incident.
25 Feb 2006
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2006
Page
1
Public safety officials seek to identify a man suspected in a carjacking at an Aiken gas station as deputies pursue leads to solve the incident.
Warrenville area papers list obituaries for Robert A Ballard and Joe M Mitchell Jr with funeral details and notable life achievements. Services for both men are scheduled locally with family and community members expected to attend.
Authorities in Aiken report growing gang activity after months of intelligence sharing among officers across the area. They urge vigilance for signs such as bandannas graffiti and changes in appearance and behavior.
State health officials investigate rotavirus outbreaks at multiple schools in the Columbia area. Children were sent home with vomiting and diarrhea as reports spread from the University of South Carolina Children’s Center and related facilities.
Local students at Aiken Prep experienced a full scale Battle of Aiken reenactment with a Confederate theme. About 2,500 attendees joined the school event as 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. activities showcased history and dialogue between participants and students.
First graders chose inventors like Lonnie Johnson and wrote about their favorite figures. Students drew pictures while studying African American inventors such as Henry Blair Garrett Morgan Madam C J Walker and George Crum. Fourth graders made Underground Railroad quilt projects linking 19th century escape routes to the North and Canada.
Avondale Mills Swint Division employees were evacuated Friday evening as firefighters tackled a small fire in the dust filtration tunnel. One worker was taken by ambulance for asthma precautions, while others stayed safe. operations were to resume once the all clear was given.
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