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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 2014
Page
1
In a Salley South Carolina feature, Chief J D Bledsoe explains that small-town policing demands full duty from officers. The Salley Department of Public Safety handles the same crimes as larger departments and relies on mutual-aid networks to cover gaps.
A riddle prompts readers to spot a familiar landmark in Aiken South Carolina. Clue references a recurring feature titled Living on the Go, 1C, inviting locals to test their knowledge of the town.
Dorothy Parmelee Aiken Grady Padgett Bath James Roy Wilhite Greenville are listed in local deaths and funerals notices. The brief item summarizes recent obituaries for several communities in the region.
Aiken residents are invited to a free Fourth of July event from 5 to 10 p.m. at the Village at Woodside 2903 Village Green Blvd. The celebration honors independence and supports the Wounded Warriors with a requested $5 family donation. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be sold for $5 per plate, with inflatables for children.
The U S Census Bureau notes fireworks imports from China reached 203.6 million dollars while U S exports totaled 10.2 million. American flag imports were four million dollars with exports at 781 222 dollars. Sixty nine locations include liberty in their name with patriot appearing in none. Mike Frost Band to perform 5 to 9 30 p m at Village at Woodside event with cooler policy and pet guidance. Redmond highlights what new attendees can expect.
The Village at Woodside hosts a free Fourth of July event Friday 5 to 10 p.m. at 2003 Village Green Blvd with a $5 donation suggested to aid Aiken-Augusta Wounded Warriors families. Redmond says it centers on independence and family fun, honoring those who sacrifice freedom.
Police say 17-year-old Raekown Clifton surrendered after being named a murder and weapons suspect in the Nottingham Road shooting that killed 19-year-old D Andre Gleaton. Gleaton was transported by private vehicle to Barnwell hospital then flown to Georgia Regents University where he died. Investigators seek witnesses and urge tips to Rodney Pruitt or Barnwell Dispatch.
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