Trial delayed in MOX fraud case at Savannah River Site
Two men Aaron Vennetton of Hamilton Ohio and Phillip Thompson of Augusta are charged in a federal wire fraud and theft scheme tied to the MOX project at Savannah River Site. Indicted 2015 they pled not guilty and surrendered passports. The scheme allegedly used false invoices to siphon up to 4 million dollars. hearings moved to March session.
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Hamilton
Ohio
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Augusta
South Carolina
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Vennetton
MOX
J. Michelle Childs
Aiken City Hall becomes one stop shop for business
Mayor Rick Osbon announced steps to streamline City Hall as a one stop shop for business. City Connect consolidates Planning and Building Inspections with City Vitality efforts to speed reviews and incentives, aiding developers and builders. The move places John McMichael in Room 202 of the Municipal Building for direct access.
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City Connect
Osbon
Consis
McMichael
City Council
Aiken
Dan Brown
Rick Osbon
Laurens Street
City Municipal Building
Park Avenue
Yarborough named director of operations for school district
Dr Tim Yarborough will expand his leadership role as Aiken County Public School District names him director of operations. The longtime administrator will oversee school safety initiatives, the School Resource Officer program, and district energy conservation while continuing his focus on high schools and thematic programs.
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Aiken County
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USC Aiken
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Georgia Southern University
Butler High School
Augusta
Area County
Wagener- Salley High School
Suerintendent
Area 3
Hgh
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