Judge orders Burckle to surrender son to Florida mother
An Aiken County judge commanded Daryl Burckle to hand over his 8-year-old son Alex to his Florida mother amid a years‑long custody fight. Burckle and his wife Corina wandered Aiken County with the child, unsure of next steps, fearing pursuit, and citing mounting legal fees and stress from disputes in two states. The case ties to Judy Clay and Ken Clay, with past violence allegations and a 2001 stabbing incident in Bradenton.
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Alex Burckle
Burckle
Daryl
Corina
Aiken County
Ridge Spring
Corina Burckle
Alex
Florida
G-Force Cable
Aiken
Judy Clay
New York Yankees
Ken Clay
Vio
Bradenton
Fla
Daryl Burckle
Manatee County
Clay
Yankees
Warriors win Peach Jam title with 78 46 victory
The Illinois Warriors defeated the Boston Amateur Basketball Club 78 to 46 in the Nike Peach Jam final at Riverview Park. Seven players scored at least eight points while Illinois shot 50 percent from beyond the arc and claimed their second Peach Jam title in three appearances.
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North Augusta
Boston
Illinois Warriors
BABC
Riverview Park
Warriors
Larry Butler
Illinois
Illinois Warriors Crush Boston in Finals Massacre
Illinois dominated Boston 39 22 at the half behind Jon Scheyer three pointer and led by Julian Wright 12 points 9 rebounds while Jeff Adrian scored 16 for Boston. In semifinals Illinois beat Boo Williams 76 72 and BABC beat Houston Hoops 51 44.
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Boston
Illinois
Jon Scheyer
Warriors
Julian Wright
Jeff Adrian
BABC
Houston Hoops
Ilinois
Boo Williams
USC Aiken rodeo draws big crowd in South Carolina
Chris Bruce and his family attended the USC Aiken Summer Pro Rodeo at the Hippodrome in North Augusta. Bruce moved from South Africa to Aiken three years ago for an engineering post with R. E. Phelan Co. The Bruce family, fans of equestrian life, enjoyed the rodeo despite Bruce being allergic to horses.
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North Augusta
Chris Bruce
South Africa
Aiken
R.E. Phelan Co
Bruce
Leanne
Jessica
Cameron
USC Aiken
Hippodrome
Rob Novit
Gem Lakes looks at annexation amid pollution dispute
Gorman Ridgely found 80 dead fish in his pond on April 20 2001 signaling a leak from a City of Aiken lift station and Gem Lakes sewer system. SC Department of Health and Environmental Control responded quickly and found sewage dumping. The city addressed the problem while Gem Lakes owners lagged, sparking ongoing debate over cleanup and annexation. The Gem Lakes subdivision dates to the 1960s and 70s when no sewer service existed and the developer built a private system with treatment ponds later updated in 1978 to deter runoff into Town Creek.
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Gorman Ridgely
S.C
Department of Health and Environmental Control
City of Aiken
Gem Lakes
Gem Lakes Sys
City of
Aiken
Jerry McCarty
Town Creek
McCarty
Ridgely’s Pond
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Josh Tabb
Anthony Gurley
USC Aiken Rodeo
Tem
Philip Lord Gem Lakes
Abby
Eloy M. Glover
Janet A. R. Shipp
Summerton
William Toney Sr
Williston
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