Aiken Middle student probation after school plot
Aiken Family Court Judge David Sawyer placed a seventh grade boy on indefinite probation with community service after acknowledging remorse and a mental evaluation. The case involves a plot to overtake Aiken Middle School, with supporting input from Juvenile Solicitor Serena McDaniel and School Resource Officer Penny Lowe.
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Reader comments on utilities, classrooms and public life
A reader suggests using a utility company easement from Silver Bluff Road past the fire station toward Whiskey Road to ease traffic and reduce public costs. The note laments theft from Redcliffe Elementary, pressures readers to reflect on civic behavior, and ends with a call to comment via the Aiken Standard Talkback line or email.
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Fire at Woodside Plantation home still under investigation
An early morning fire destroyed a three story Woodside Plantation house on Holley Lake Road January 5. Aiken Public Safety and South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division investigators spent over 12 hours examining the scene and interviewing residents and neighbors. the cause remains undetermined with no injuries reported.
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Numerous plays on tap at USC Aiken
USC Aiken's University Theatre presents Wax Work at Etherredge Center on Thursday January 30 at 8 pm. Tickets cost 10 for adults and 5 for students. Cast includes David Dortch Molly Morell Beth Phillipp Corinne Robinson Derik Vanderford Bobby Labartino and Brad sing.
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South Carolina Expands Newborn Genetic Screening
South Carolina will screen newborns for up to 33 genetic conditions per March of Dimes guidance, expanding beyond six. Erin Wilson of the March of Dimes notes SC is among seven states and the only in the South to adopt the program, aiming to prevent severe disabilities and death with early detection and dietary adjustments. The state chapter has invested over 3.5 million dollars in year programs, research, and community services to reduce birth defects and infant deaths.
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