Aiken Police Blotter Details Property Crimes
Sunday notes show a car keyed on Palm Drive and a residence on Palm Drive found empty. A Roses Run resident reports a missing charge card on June 3 198, a wallet stolen from a bedroom, and a Park Avenue eastbound driver finds dents on the hood. Greenville Street burglary involved forced rear entry, safe, cash register theft, and rummaged desks.
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Palm Drive
Aiken
Roses Run
Park Avenue
Greenville Street
Leadership Aiken County class slots available
Applications are being accepted for the 1999 2000 Leadership Aiken County program coordinated by the Aiken North Augusta and Midland Valley chambers. Complete forms must be received by Ms. Gemma Frock by July 9 1999. retreat to Camp Gravatt October 5 and monthly sessions follow covering topics such as history culture social services economic development health care government education business and law enforcement.
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Leadership Aiken County
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
North Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce
Gemma Frock
Aiken Technical College
Ms. Frock
Aiken County
Tom Galardi
Cool School for Teens by Aiken Center for the Arts
The Aiken Center for the Arts offers Sandy Kay directed Cool School for Teens a four week course to help teens develop a personal image Topics cover image enhancement mentors role models personality and discovering oneself Course runs June 22 24 29 July 1 13 15 2 and 22 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 305 pm For more information call 6419004 The Aiken Planning Commission schedules a June 15 meeting at 7 pm in City Council Chambers 214 Park Ave SW
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Cool School
Aiken Center For the Arts
Sandy Kay
Aiken Planning Commission
City Council
Park Ave
One Man Coaches Five Youth Teams in Aiken
Richard Hazen, a stockbroker, coaches five youth teams and has mentored around 240 boys and their families since moving to Aiken in 1961. He balances tee ball, soccer, and basketball while thanking his wife Kathy and the Odell Weeks Recreation Center staff for support.
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Richard Hazen
Hazen
Robinson Humphrey Company
Aiken
Drake
Kathy
Odell Weeks Recreation Center
Terry Rhinehart
Carlos
Kim
South Africa Presbyterian Church
The
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Melissa Hanna
Pine Log Road project to cost 6 million dollars
South Carolina Department of Transportation advances two projects in Aiken. Pine Log Road from South Aiken High School to US 78 will receive about six million dollars with federal matching funds. The 4.5 mile arterial route is expected to be finished by April 2000 as development continues nearby. A new DOT building on University Parkway aims for occupancy by September 1, consolidating maintenance and construction departments and DOT equipment.
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South Carolina Department of Transportation
Aiken
DOT
Pine Log Road
South Aiken High School
US 78
University Parkway
Aiken Com
Aiken Community Playhouse ends season with all female cast drama
The Aiken Community Playhouse closed its 1870s frontier drama Going to See the Elephant highlighting a female ensemble led by Gin ger Ingram and Jade Johnson with Bill Brown the lone male. Drew Davis directed a cast including Andrea Lynn Mikel Eth a Mouser Cathy Colvard Traver and others. Additional youth wing shows and next season events headline the closing.
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Kansas
Aiken Community Playhouse
Bill Brown
Frederick Nichols
Drew Davis
Ginger Ingram
Jade Johnson
Andrea Lynn Mikel
Etta
Elizaeth Mouser
Sara Wheeler
Cathy Colvard ‘Traver
Mrs. Nichols
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Feus
Aham
Ginny Southworth
Gatewood Apartments
Gon the
Ms. Ingram
Playhouse
Ms. Mouser
the Playhouse
Ms. Traver
Ms. Johnson
Ms. Mikel
Hopeland Gardens
Studio Two
Scott B. Hunter
Scescape
Aiken Standard
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Monemy
North Augusta
Ed Pee
Percy
Windsor
Ewelers
Washington Rd