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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 2015

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Veteran stole Humvee during July 4 display at Fort Gordon

A Warrenville veteran Michael Lee Warning, 47, is charged with attempted murder and other counts after allegedly stealing a Fort Gordon Humvee and fleeing onto I-20. A 20 minute chase through Aiken and toward Columbia ended with Warning's arrest at 6:11 p.m. near Reynolds Pond Road by the Aiken airport.

Warrenville Fort Gordon Aiken Columbia Aiken County Barton Field Reynolds Pond Road U.S. Highway

The Alley in Aiken Remembers Police Signage and City Hall

Aiken's downtown area known as The Alley retains an overhanging pillar bearing the word police. The former entry to the city’s jail is now City Hall, with lifelong resident Richard Johnson recalling the block once housed a funeral home, barber shop, and fish market.

Aiken Richard Johnson Johnson Hayne Avenue

Area Deaths: Turnage Flowers Boseman Strait Miles Ginsburg

Obituaries list for Anna Oneta Turnage Flowers Aiken Corey Macellaus Boseman Reading PA David Todd Strait New Ellenton Patricia F Miles Ridge Spring Party Mathias Ginsburg Chapin. Funeral notices and death acknowledgments appear in the 6A column.

Anna Oneta Aiken David “Todd” Strait New Ellenton Patricia F. Miles Ridge Mathias Ginsburg Chapin

Aiken hotel height proposal withdrawn by owner Neel Shah

Neel Shah withdrew a request to add a six story expansion to Hotel Aiken on Richland Avenue prompting a City Council vote on raising the height ordinance. The measure had moved from 50 to 75 feet by Planning Commission recommendation 6 to 1, with final action due July 13. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Council member Dick Dewar described the move as reflecting community will amid resident protests.

Aiken Neel Shah Shah Hotel Aiken Richland Avenue Reggie Ebner Dick Dewar John Klimm Planning Commission Fred Cavanaugh Dewar

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