Aiken Twins Appear On The Sinner TV Series
Three year old Connor and Jackson Viola from Aiken play Jessica Biel's son in The Sinner on USA Network. Biel stars as a mother whose rage leads to violence while Bill Pullman investigates. The twins split eight hour shooting days and watch promos with their mother Melissa Viola.
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Trudy Johnson Area Deaths Listed in Aiken
Obituary notice for Trudy Johnson in the Aiken area lists her death details and funeral arrangements, with emphasis on local services and the remembrance steps for family and community.
Flocked yards spark fundraiser for Aiken DYW chapter
Flamingos pop up on front lawns across Aiken County as part of a fundraiser for the Distinguished Young Women chapter. Donors can move the flock to another yard by giving to the cause. Rachel Thomas leads the effort, citing inspiration from Pinterest and the need to fund scholarships and life skills for high schoolers. The state competition offered 11 thousand dollars in scholarships, with girls also attending workshops in interviewing budgeting and public speaking.
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Back-seat alarms urged to curb hot car deaths
Child advocates push a U.S. Senate bill requiring carmakers to install back-seat alarms to prevent infant deaths on extreme heat. The measure also targets swift accountability for caregiver deaths, as two baby boys were found left in vehicles on hot Arizona days. More than two dozen safety groups support the bill.
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