Caution Urged Over Census Scams In Aiken
Aiken Public Safety warns residents about scam artists posing as U.S. Census workers. Verify credentials, watch for odd questions, and contact police if in doubt. Officials note official workers carry a badge a canvas bag and an electronic device and will not seek Social Security numbers or banking details.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety
Capt
Wendell Hall
Terry Plumb
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S
United States Postal Service
Plumb
Mother sues over child left on bus on first day of school
April Williamson sues Aiken County Schools claiming her 3 year old daughter with special needs was left unattended in a bus seat for over six hours on Aug 17. The suit cites failure of district procedures and seeks compensatory and punitive damages for the child and her mother.
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Aiken
April Williamson
Aiken County School Board
Bill Burkhalter
Williamson
Aiken County Schools
Former Essence editor to speak on education at ATC event
Susan Taylor, former Essence editor, will be guest speaker for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration at Aiken Technical College today at 12 45 p.m. She will address students about priorities for young minds. The program at Gregg Graniteville Student Activity Center is a joint ATC USC Aiken effort with a book signing and reception to follow.
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Susan Taylor
Essence Magazine
Aiken Technical College
Young
Taylor
Gregg-Graniteville
ATC
USC Aiken
Essence
Risers Birthday Events Planned by Iceba Group
Aiken marks 175th anniversary in 2010 as Iceba organizes birthday festivities. Residents invited to join a historic celebration and participate in planned events reflecting the city’s long history.
Deaths and Funerals 6A
Obituary brief lists will and memorial notices for Mary R. Moates Carrie Thompkins Hannah Wells Tyson Isaiah Watlington and Sandra Wilson with residence Aiken Williston Tarboro North Carolina roles. Dates not provided.
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Mary R. Moates
Aiken
Carrie Thompkins
Williston
Hannah Mary
Molly” Wells Tyson
Tarboro, N.C
Isaiah Lamar Watlington
Sandra Lee Wilson
Community input session eyed for Aiken school needs
The Aiken County Board of Education targets six schools for facility upgrades with a bond plan estimated at 168 to 224 million dollars. Meetings begin at Aiken High School at 6 30 p m and continue Jan 19 21 25 and 28 at North Augusta High Leavelle McCampbell Ridge Springs Monetta Elementary Middle and Jackson Middle. Deputy Superintendent David Caver will present a needs video and explain prioritization.
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Aiken High School
Aiken High
Aiken County Board of Education
North Augusta High
Leavelle McCampbell
Ridge Spring
Monetta
Jackson Middle School
David Caver
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Wendell
ACS
Abby
P.m
Caver
Beth Everitt
Garen Cofer
Rob Novit
Board of Education
Nicholas DeLoach
Myson Jones
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