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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2013
Page
4
The South Aiken High School cheer program hosts a clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Learn stunting, cheers, chants, and a dance for $25. Call 803-645-5500 for details.
Aiken police report include a dog attack on Dunbarton Circle and a shoplifting attempt on Hamp ton Avenue with trespass notices for three juveniles. Gunshots on Crosland Drive yielded no evidence. Sheriff’s Office logs show burglaries on Hillcrest Drive and Springdale Road, vehicle break ins across six locations, a stolen motorcycle on Maybelle Lane, and a missing LifeAlert necklace.
July 11 2013 bookings list arrests at Doris C Gravat Detention Center includes Jessica Grey tied to grand larceny Tracy Sims charged with assault and domestic violence Norman Dunbar charged with receiving stolen goods Ronald Squires cited for no license suspended driving and DUI Gantt accused of probation violation Val Plaintis faces failure to appear John Gregory charged with malicious injury and multiple probation violations Ernest Jones carries weapon case Heather Peace shoplifting under 2000 Rebecca Mitchell held for multiple counties and agencies with many transfers listed James Fair and Jessica Barton linked to shoplifting Davenport simple possession Hazel disorderly conduct Garcia Colmenares no license second offense held for ICE
Records show Arizona officials asked for six heavy air tankers at 4 08 p m on June 30 about 50 minutes after winds from a thunderstorm intensified the Yarnell blaze. Only 12 heavy tankers were available in the West that day and none arrived, though the request signaled growing danger before 19 Granite Mountain hotshots perished.
County and City of Aiken hold multi million reserve funds with restricted pots requiring six of nine council votes for use. Funds fund incentives for investments, capital projects like new shelters, police purchases, and one time technology programs, while state reserves cap deficits and future needs.
Aiken Standard asks readers to share thoughts on current issues by comment, mail, or email addressing Opinions and editorial staff. The note provides mailing address Box 456, Aiken SC 29802 and email guidance for submitting letters to the editor.
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