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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2010
Page
4
Marilyn Kogan Pam Durban author of So Far Back and Martha Ebel attend the May gathering of the book club at First Presbyterian Church.
Kroger and WJBF TV Channel 6 team up for the Canning Hunger summer food drive to support Golden Harvest Food Bank. The event runs July 2 to July 16 at all Augusta area and Aiken Kroger locations to aid shelves during school break.
Kroger's Atlanta Division promotes the Canning Hunger drive with a Pack the Pickup event on July 16 at 2801 Washington Road Augusta to donate to Golden Harvest Food Bank. Glynn Jenkins emphasizes hunger relief and local impact in the Augusta and Aiken communities.
The U S Nuclear Regulatory Commission awards Aiken Technical College a 150000 grant to upgrade the radiation protection technology curriculum over two years. Funds will buy pumps valves motors piping and measuring instruments for trainee technicians. Dean Tracy Pierner says the grant enables complete curriculum design honoring NRC requirements. ATC part of Nuclear Education Grant Program under the 2005 Energy Policy Act.
Aiken records show July 6 detainees at Doris C Gravat Detention Center. Names include Lindsey Orlando Ryan and Jennifer Leigh Murphy with charges such as driving under the influence and possession of drug paraphernalia. Additional individuals face offenses from armed robbery to criminal domestic violence and drug related counts.
Police blotter notes thefts including a work trailer and golf cart from Wildwood Drive between 8 am and noon, a 60 inch TV and gaming system on Horiz on Street in Aiken, a four wheeler on Augusta Road in Bath July 3 to 6, and a .44 revolver missing from Chesterfield Street. An Aiken man is under investigation for using a deceased person’s Social Security number to obtain medical treatment.
Registrations run July 19 to 29 at Citi zens Park for Fall Soccer League with a 45 dollar fee. Youth Flag Football costs 50 dollars with play starting in August for ages five and older. Girls Volleyball targets grades five to eight with a 40 dollar fee. Non-resident charges apply. Call Citizens Park at 803-642-7761 or visit cityofaikensc.org for details.
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