Schools delay two hours for cold weather in Aiken District
The Aiken County School District delays classes two hours due to plummeting temperatures in the low teens and bitter winds. About 24,000 students are affected as bus maintenance and safety checks are prioritized, with updates available on the district site and local media.
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Improvements continue in New Ellenton
A local man, 85, was beaten and robbed during a home invasion in New Ellenton. Police are investigating and residents report ongoing security improvements as neighbors aid in the response.
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Obituaries and Deaths Notice Highlights for Area
Harold J. McIntosh of Beech Island Jamie Green Cook of Aiken JoAnn Paxton of Somerville Ohio John Randy Rock Rothwell of Appleton Wis Lynn Kamerer Gresh of Aiken Nellie Barney of Langley Quincy Childs Jr. of Aiken entry appears under Deaths and Funerals on page 6A with brief notices for each individual.
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John Randy
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Appleton, Wis
Nellie Barney
Langley Quincy Childs Jr
Aiken
Five Day Forecast For 6C General Offices
Sunny conditions described with a high near 27 and a low around 14. The text also lists newsroom contact numbers 803-648-2311 and 803-644-2401 for the 6C General offices.
Freezing Temperatures Prompt Delays in Aiken County
An arctic air mass brings frigid weather to Aiken County with temperatures near 10 degrees at night and a high around 32 by Tuesday. Wind chill may reach zero today prompting a two hour delay for public schools and extended bus warmup time. Wednesday forecast a high of 42 and a low of 29 with slight precipitation chance.
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Ruling Upheld on Release of Juvenile Incident Records
The South Carolina Attorney General states juvenile incident reports must be released for public inspection with the child's identifying information redacted. The opinion, posted December 30, answers questions from Aiken on releasing information about a middle school sexual assault last year. It reiterates the city’s long standing practice and explains redaction standards and FOIA context.
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