Aiken Public Safety Logs Arrests July 15–17
Public safety reports show multiple arrests and incidents across Aiken and surrounding areas from July 15 to July 17, including assaults with intent to kill, multiple driving under the influence charges, hit and runs, burglaries, thefts, and disorderly conduct. Notable arrestees include Brian Shores with several charges at 268 Locke St Aiken and Marsh Hicks Kelly at 11 Gregg St Graniteville, with other cases spanning North Augusta Beech Island and Augusta jurisdictions.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Venice
Brian Marvin Shores
Locke St. Aiken
Locke St. Aken
Marsh
Hicks Kelly
Gregg St
Graniteville
Augusta
Lysnburg
Session Ave
Aubevile
Jimmy Manley
Hwy
P.O. Box
Aiken
Michael King Heaton
Nottingham
Dr. Aiken
James Edward Green
Locke Lane
Edward Lee Glover
Legion Ave
Jim
Salley
Wiliam Hero
Ronald Lee Tindal
Edward Paul Kuhn
Green St. Augusta
Columbia County
Michael Brice Smith
St. Augusta
Helen Louise Sherman
Balfour Dr. Augusta
Jimmie Johnson
Union St
Alken
Stanley
Andrea Jones
Jerry Washington
New Berry St
Irene St
North Augusta
Robert Zane Barton
North
Thacis Roger Reed
Timber Lane
Apt
Tommy Leon Hawkins
Jackson Ave
Tommy Lee
King Heaton
Nottingham Dr
Aiken man charged after high speed police chase
Brian Marvin Shores, 33, of Aiken, faces nine counts after allegedly trying to run down an ADPS officer during a Sunday night pursuit. He allegedly sped at 68 mph, fleeing on Dibble Road and S C 118, before the car was abandoned on Sun Dee Drive. He was captured after a dog team tracked him and he was identified in Howlandville Road pickup.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Brian Marvin Shores
Locke
Shores
Dibble Road
Westcliff Ave
W.B. Kirkland
ADPS
Sgt
Kirkland
S.C. 118
Howlandville Road
Earthquakes Seen Shifting Risk Beyond California
Charleston reports that USGS cites a 60 percent chance of a 6.0 to 7.0 quake on the San Andreas fault before 2018, while experts warn of a near certainty of a 6.3 quake in the eastern United States before 2010. Robert Ketter of NCERRE warns that eastern regions are not immune, as insurance reserves exceed 100 billion dollars in long term municipal bonds.
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U.S. Geological Survey
California
Robert Ketter
Buffalo
Gyles Park Festival Set for Saturday July 22 in Aiken
The third annual Gyles Park Festival happens Saturday July 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gyles Park at Kershaw Street and Park Avenue. Betty Gyles designed festival T shirts with Judy Burch of Screenprint Factory drawing. Shirts cost 5 for children to adult large and 6 for extra large. Entertainment includes Sir Fresh and bands like The Klass Band D.M.B.C. Swiss Lethal. In rain, festival moves to Smith-Hazel Recreation Center.
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Gyles Park
Kershaw Street
Park Avenue
Aiken
Ilren
Betty Gyles
Smith-Hazel Recreation
Judy Burch
Sir Fresh
Klass
D.M.B.C
Swiss
Lethal
Smith-Hazel
USC Aiken Announces New York Theater Tours
USC Aiken Office of Continuing Education will sponsor two fall theater tours to New York from October 12 to 15 and November 11 to 14. Includes round trip air fare three nights in Manhattan to Phantom of the Opera and one other Tony winning musical, hotel and escort. Space is limited and early reservations are urged. Call 648-6851 ext. 3288 for details and booking by August 15.
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USC Aiken
New York
USCA
Tor Information and Reservations
Office of Continuing Education
GATEWAY program expands with school year plans
Mrs. Smith outlines GATEWAY selection begins in October with nominations from teachers parents and students. Top point winners advance to countywide auditions for GATEWAY. Dance extended to grade 12 next year with goals to add creative writing within three years and five Governor's School disciplines.
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Gateway
Gateway Showcase Week Highlights At South Aiken
A Gateway Showcase Week unfolds this Thursday and Friday with a 1 to 2 p m music program by Rudenta, featuring instrumental and vocal pieces, and a 7 p m Thursday drama reading of the play 1 Brooks. Friday’s close includes a 1 to 2 30 p m ceremony with work from all areas and a certificate of achievement, open to the public.
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Gateway
South Aiken Wedd
Rudenta
Brooks
Asplaed
Arts program offers changing yearly techniques
Students in the program study printmaking each year with a rotating technique. One year computer graphics was offered and used to design a logo for GATEWAY, named by another student. The program also cultivates appreciation for the arts and leadership values for future generations.
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Gate Way
Soybean Farmers Vote On Checkoff Program In Aiken County
Aiken County soybean farmers will vote on the five-year checkoff program funded by a one-cent per bushel charge. Initiated in 1969, the program supports market expansion and research. Ballots mailed July 14 must be returned by July 21. contact Terry Mathis at Clemson Extension Service for details.
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Aiken County
South Carolina
Terry Mathis
The
Clemson Extension Service
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Suey
Failur Bates
Route 1
Box 11
Jackson
Zon Jackson
Joseph
Ve. Joseph Bates
Mark Wiliam McPherson
Urquart R
Beech Island
Edward Dale Barton
Urquart Dr
Wiliam Henry Barton
Broad St. Augusta
Willam Henry Barton
Broad St
Tyson Jr
Micha
A Tyson Jr
Man
Chase
Philip Lord
Sundee Drive
Charleston
United States
LES Poste
City OF Aiken Parks AN Recreation
Betty Gyles Gyles Park
Gyles Park Fe
Screenprint Factory
Strip
Good Neighbor Club
HCA Aiken Regional Medical Center
Circulation Dept
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