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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2009
Page
4
Brent Hess 27 of Aiken was arrested June 30 for driving under the influence after crashing a motorcycle on Old Dibble Road in New Ellenton. He is on leave without pay as the South Carolina Highway Patrol investigates. Hess was alone on the bike when he hit a street sign in a 4 a.m. incident.
Treasured Pony Day returns to Lane's End at Hopeland Farms this Saturday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Families can enjoy a safe morning of wholesome pony activities including a hunt for golden horse shoes with prizes for finders.
Children may enjoy pony rides lemonade and cookies in a relaxing atmosphere. Attendees can view available lots in Lane's End at Hopeland while donations to the Aiken Country Animal Shelter are welcome and approved. For more information call 646-4040 or 215-4734.
The Ruth Patrick Science Education Center hosts To the Moon and Beyond at the DuPont Planetarium on Saturday with shows at 8 and 9 pm. The program, scheduled two days before Apollo 11’s 40th anniversary, reviews past lunar missions and their lessons.
Investigators review a fraud on Rollingwood Road where a man doing yard work charged $1000, a sum the victim’s family says is excessive. Separately a shoplifting incident at the 3000 block of Richland Avenue involves a 21 year old woman allegedly taking electronics from a store.
The Aiken Standard lists July 15 bookings at Doris C Gravat Detention Center. Names include Pamela Franklin for shoplifting and Joshua Cline for second offense DUI among many others. Some faces show bond or court contempt. many involve burglary, forgery, drug charges, and domestic violence. Public online access via the paper's Crime tab is noted.
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