Deputy of the Month Mary Frantz Recognized for Service
Frantz described as a devoted officer and person who gives when there is nothing to give. She was named February 2016 Deputy of the Month by peers at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office for service to local citizens. In 2015 she helped a homeless man in Vermont return to family, using her own funds to aid and potentially save a life.
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Deputy of the Year honors Sgt Mary Frantz of Aiken County
Frantz earns Deputy of the Year for exceptional community service at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. Captain Eric Abdullah praises her for extending time to help a resident, planning involvement in Special Olympics, National Night Out, school programs, and neighborhood initiatives. Tripp Girardeau reports for the Aiken Standard.
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Track failure blamed for Mosier oil train derailment
Union Pacific officials said a track fastener failure between the tie and rail near Mosier Oregon likely caused the Friday derailment that released crude oil and burned four of 96 tank cars. Crews plan to remove oil and restore safety while repairs to a nearby water treatment system are completed.
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California primary and Puerto Rico debt crisis frame election day
Clinton appeals to Oakland crowd while Sanders campaigns in Los Angeles and San Diego. Sanders criticizes a federal control board for Puerto Rico debt and vows new legislation. Puerto Rico voters face a 70 billion dollar crisis as Clinton and Sanders weigh rescue terms. Superdelegate Andres Lopez backs Clinton.
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Storm moves off East Coast after southeastern path
Storm of hurricane strength forecast to move away from the East Coast after crossing the lower Southeastern states. The National Weather Service warns residents to stay vigilant and monitor updates as a tropical storm watch covers Florida Gulf Coast and parts of Georgia. SRS reporter Thomas Gardiner covers the Aiken Standard.
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