ARMC ends ER doctor contracts as TPEP set to take over
ARMC terminates its contract with six ER physicians through November while Florida based True Partners Emergency Physicians will assume management. The doctors oppose joining the TPEP model and negotiations failed. Soria questions loyalty to the community as he notes the change affects Aiken Regional's emergency department operations.
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Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Aiken Emergency Medicine Physicians LLC
ARMC
True Partners Emergency Physicians
TPEP
David Soria
Wellington Regional Medical Center
Florida
Wellington Regional
Universal Health Services Inc
Scott Ansede
Pennsylvania
Ansede
Wellington
Aiken
Stephen A.D. Grant
F. Martin James
Stephen J. Platte
Clifford D. Staggs
Douglas M. Weddle
Edward W. Yeh
Soria
Obama signals support for stopgap debt deal to avert default
With time running short, President Obama softened his stance and indicated he would back a short-term stopgap spending plan to avert a default if a broader deficit-cutting agreement remains essentially in place.
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Barack Obama
Library program teaches about salt marsh animals
South Carolina State Museum educators visited Aiken for an outreach event on salt marsh life. Staff guided participants through aquatic creatures and their habitats, offering hands on demonstrations and discussion in a local library setting.
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South Carolina State Museum
Aiken
Lawn mower getaway robber sentenced in Aiken case
Ricky New, 46, of Edgefield Highway, was sentenced to 18 years for armed robbery and 10 years for assault in a case where he used a camouflage modified riding lawn mower as a getaway vehicle at Kent's Karner in Aiken. He fled about a mile, was captured nearby, and a police video showed him entering the store with a white towel.
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Edgefield Highway
Kent
Karner
Hollywood
Kip McAlister
Aiken
New
Anna Dolianitis
Bat bite exposes woman to rabies
An Aiken County woman was bitten by a rabid bat while cleaning a private swimming pool in College Acres. Health officials say she may need rabies treatment and note bat encounters can be uncertain, especially around unattended or vulnerable individuals.
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Aiken County
College Acres
Sue F
Department of Health and Environmental Controls
Bureau of Environmental Health
Bridgestone expands Aiken County plant with 135 million investment
Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations announced a 135 million expansion at its Aiken County plant. The project will add more than 120 full time jobs and increase tire production by about 4750 passenger and light truck tires in the second quarter of 2013.
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Bridgestone
Aiken County
Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations
BATO
Bridgestone expands Aiken County plant adding 122 jobs
Bridgestone Americas plans 122 full time and contractor roles and expands the main plant by 266000 square feet. County leaders praise the investment with Aiken County Council Chair Ronnie Young calling Bridgestone essential to the area as job seekers attend a Goodwill job fair seeking eight positions.
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Bridgestone Americas
Aiken County
Ronnie Young
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