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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 2009
Page
4
Aiken Public Safety reports multiple vehicles were broken into at the H Odell Weeks Center with windows shattered to access items. Authorities are increasing patrols while awaiting security upgrades for the park and buildings.
The July 28 bookings at Doris C Gra vat Detention Center list numerous individuals arrested and charged. Several entries show holds for state departments of corrections and various offenses including assault, burglary, DUI, trespassing, and domestic violence.
The American Legion Post 26 announces officers for 2009 10 Ralph Smith II commander Charles E Hatcher first vice commander Richard McGowan second vice commander Milledge Clyatt third vice commander James C Jennings adjutant Gerald L Copley finance Robert Knight chaplain B T Barnes historian William Willis service and John Hutto sergeant at arms. Officers were installed by District Commander Patricia Dany ion on July 28. The Midland Valley High School Agriculture Program named Outstanding Post Secondary Program in the southern states and among top six nationally by the National Association of Agricultural Educators. The program joins 16 South Carolina programs in a Biosystems Technology project funded by an NSF grant over 800000 to infuse biosystems engineering into agriculture programs.
Police logs describe a Warrenville graffiti tagging on a resident’s vehicle and several burglaries at Gregg Street Graniteville and Ash ley Court with stolen GPS unit and kitchen appliances. An Edgefield woman was robbed at a Belvedere gas station, stabbed and intoxicated, deputies investigate. A Highland Park Drive trailer and an Aiken grill were stolen, and a Hephzibah woman faces multiple charges after a North Augusta incident.
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