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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2011
Page
1
DEA funded meth lab cleanups nationwide for a decade but federal money is gone. If a lab is busted now, Aiken County must cover cleanup costs, which range from a few thousand up to twenty thousand dollars per site. Sheriff Hunt says the DEA notified them and the county budget has not accounted for the expense.
Bulk shipments totaling 13 032 boxes arrived at the Aiken Service Unit with 72 girls across five troops receiving boxes. Scouts begin fulfilling advance orders today and will sell at weekend booths through March 25 at area stores and malls.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Annie J. Andrews Aiken Daline Barden Augeri Mildred J. Karraker Lorene Rene Meyer Emma L. Patterson Christopher Stewart Rubin Brenda Shealy Frank Stone Jr Jeanette L. Owens Eloise Williams Ware all associated with various U S locations including Bradenton Florida Waynesboro Virginia Batesburg Trenton and Washington D C within the 6A section format of the publication.
The Tevon Jackson murder case proceeds with prosecution witnesses recounting events from June 2008 in the Dry Branch Road area. Witnesses describe Jackson as a passenger who allegedly shot Marcus Finklin during a car ride and robbed him of cocaine and money.
Aiken residents faced higher pump prices jumping from about 3.00 to 3.20 per gallon overnight. Kent's Korner cashier Carissa Gatzke notes customers reacting with surprise as fuel costs climb, with industry sources pointing to Libya turmoil as the trigger.
The note highlights dessert and salad options including wedge salad and key lime pie, inviting indulgence. It underscores fresh, classic flavors as part of a broader dining experience.
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