Police blotter items from Aiken area include thefts and vandalism
A fairway at Highland Park Country Club was damaged when a car circled the turf. A truck was vandalized at K-Mart on Silver Bluff Road after an employee was fired. A teenager in the H Odell Weeks lot had his watch stolen by two males. Golf clubs and a bag were taken from an unlocked car on Woodbind Road. A car was stolen from in front of Sand Hills Grocery on Columbia Highway. A broom at the Ramada Inn was vandalized. An AC unit was stolen from a residence on Columbia Highway. A bicycle was stolen from a Warrenville home. An Echo weed eater was stolen from a North Augusta shed. A man seen running from a Honeysuckle Trail house burglarized the night before. He fled into the woods as units and a dog team responded. Updated 6/4/99.
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Highland Park Country Club
K-Mart
Silver Bluff Road
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Woodbind Road
Aiken
Sand Hills Grocery
Columbia Highway
Ramada Inn
Richland Avenue
Warrenville
Dogwood Drive
North Augusta
Honeysuckle Trail
Salley
Summer tutoring offered at Aiken Christian Elementary
Summer tutoring for reading and math available for kindergarten through fifth grade at Aiken Christian Elementary. Fee is 25 dollars per hour. Registration ends June 4. Details and scheduling information available by calling Babe.
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Aiken Christian Elem
Aiken Chrisian
Babe
Aiken Density Plan Advances for Downtown Condos
The Aiken Corporation housing committee moves toward a six to eight unit downtown density project on the Parker's Garage site on Newberry Street. Developer Mike Brazeal proposes six upscale condos featuring a great room two bedrooms a study a screened porch and courtyard with prices around 120000 to 135000. A subcommittee will meet the developer to work out option terms and a contract.
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Aiken Corporation Housing Committee
Aiken
Mike Brazeal
Parker's
Newberry Street
Pat Canning
Housing Committee
Deborah Brooks
Interagency team wins national Hammer Award for MARSSIM work
De Nise Watts of Oak Ridge Institute and Aiken joined a 35 member interagency team honored with Vice President Gore's Hammer Award at EPA Washington for developing the MARSSIM guide. The award recognizes collaboration across DOE NRC DOD EPA Florida ORNL and other entities to standardize cleanup verification. Watts serves as MARSSIM training lead at NETO and national MARSSIM communications point.
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De’Nise Watts
Oak Ridge Institute For Science and Education
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Aiken
Gore
US. Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Watts
CRISE
Stat
Department of Energy
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Marssim
Department of Defense
EPA
State of Florida
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Sanford Cohen & Associates
Ms. Watts
DOE
Savannah River
Department
National Environmental
Recruits Receive Pocket Bibles At Aiken Ceremony
The Aiken Marine Corps League gave three recruits Mitch Stapleton Tremaine Bush and Matthew Carr pocket Bibles at its first Send Off Ceremony held at the Knights of Columbus Building. Ed Hammons said the rite connects recruits with parents and the league as the men depart for boot camp Sunday.
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Scott Webster
Mitch Stapleton
Tremaine Bush
Matthew Carr
Aiken Marine Corps League
Knights of Columbus
Marine Corps League
Ed Hammons
League
Stapleton
Sharon Taylor
Aiken Standard
Hammons
JROTC
New ATC Entrance Opens Near Campus Traffic Hopes Rise
Aiken Technical College opens a new entrance along US 1 to ease traffic amid a campus expansion. The old Aiken side entry will close Monday, with traffic from Angus side unaffected. The Information Technology Center construction prompts parking lot changes and new lots near the Continuing Education Building and Child Development Center.
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Aiken Technical College
US 1
Aikenside
Angusside
Don Campbell
ATC
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Aiken High
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Tast Reports
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Scott B. Hunter
Scescape
Aiken Communications Inc
Mutland Drive
Alken
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Stan
Ving
Windsor
Washington
Augusta
Georgia
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