Police blotter reports from local incidents and arrests
A Johnston man with marijuana during a pat down without ID. A North Augusta driver suspended with a juvenile passenger also found with marijuana. A truck at Jackson boat landing broken into. handgun stolen. tool box entry attempted. Two men arrested for unlawful consumption at Langley Pond. A suspect exposed himself near a pay phone in Graniteville. Red truck spinner at Aiken Mall. driver suspended. Gunshots heard on East Pine Log Road. Woman’s van and money stolen from Whiskey Road club lot. keys and purse left with missing employee. A woman struck in Citizen's Park.
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Bolton outlines zoning shifts at Aiken Rotary meeting
Bolton and Ronny Bolton, the city planning commission chair, discussed local zoning at the Downtown Aiken Rotary Club. He noted potential trailer expansion in upscale areas amid regulation changes, the commission’s streamlined procedures, and the 1971 overhaul as a reference point. He urged careful balance between new, smaller businesses and neighborhood character. The club, led by President Yul Holloway, meets Thursdays at Newberry Hall.
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Aiken
Bolton
Yul Holloway
Newberry Hall
Lowenthal Makes Enthusiastic Bid At Hofmann Piano Festival
Jerome Lowenthal performed at the Etherredge Center as part of the Sixth Annual Josef Hofmann Piano Competition and Festival. The renowned pianist treated the audience to a demanding program including Poulenc and Chopin works commemorating Poulenc’s birth centennial and Chopin’s death bicentennial. He emphasized craft and nuance, drawing strong audience responses. Judges include Camille Antoinette Budarz and Marjorie Lee, with rounds tonight and Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the Etherredge Center box office.
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New Yorker
Philadelphia Orchestra
Bernstein
Ozawa
Stokowski
Mehta
Josef Hofmann
Francis Poulenc
Fryderyk Chopin
Community Prayer Vigil Aims to Shield Children in Aiken
A neighborhood prayer vigil at Turner Field organized by Northside Community Project brought together residents to pray, sing, and discuss concerns for children's welfare after recent school shootings in Colorado and Georgia. Ivory Williams urged faith as relief in a night of skits and songs while others pressed for protection and provision for kids.
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Turner Field
Unity Saves Lives
Northside
Beatrice Manning
MOX education drive at CNTA breakfast
Deputy project manager Toney Mathews urged Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness members to educate the public about MOX fuel fabrication at the Up and Atom breakfast at Houndslake Country Club. He noted MOX blends uranium oxide and plutonium oxide for reactor use and cited international design work by Duke Engineering, Cogema, and Stone and Webster for a Savannah River Site facility.
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Toney Mathews
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