Two SC men sentenced after 2008 Myrtle Beach boating crash death
Nicholas Macklen and Brandon McDevitt received 27 and 22 year terms after pleading guilty to first degree burglary and leaving the scene in a fatal Intracoastal Waterway collision that killed 13 year old Shayne Odermatt of Aiken. The men had stolen items from a Folly Road home during the burglary.
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Aiken
South Carolina
Nicholas Macklen
Brandon McDevitt
Shayne Odermatt
Macklen
Myrtle Beach
Odermatt
Schofield Middle School
Juilliard School of Music
McDevitt
Folly Road
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston
Mike Gellatly
Mgellatly
Aikenstandard
Paws To Read Dos Read-Aloud Dogs At Aiken Library
The Aiken County Public Library opened its Paws to Read program with six therapy dogs pairing with about 20 beginning readers. Parents sign up in advance and a waiting list exists. the dogs help children gain confidence and improve reading with a calm non judgmental audience.
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Aiken County Public Library
Paws
Jennie Beck
Beck
Lea Ann McGlothin
Caleb
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
Aikenstandard.com
Citadel Club Hosts Coach's Night at Ridge Fishing Club
The Citadel Club announces Coach's Night to be held at the Ridge Fishing Club on Wednesday June 16. Social hour begins at 6 p.m. and attendees will gather for remarks and networking with coaches.
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Citadel Club
the Ridge
Meal at 7 P.M. with Ravin Hagen and beer speaker
Daybreak Care hosts a seven o clock meal featuring Ravin Hagen and a beer speaker. For details contact 3564451 or email coker at daybreakcare.com.
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Ravin Hagen
Coker
Ventriloquist Steve Brogan Set for Library Shows
Comic ventriloquist Steve Brogan will perform at the Aiken County Library on Wednesday with two shows at 2 and 3 p.m. The free events invite families and theater fans to enjoy puppet comedy in a local cultural venue.
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Steve Brogan
Aiken County
Heat wave danger as heat index nears 105 this weekend
National Weather Service forecasters warn residents to take precautions as heat index may reach 105 in the danger zone. Increased moisture could trigger thunderstorms today and Sunday, with humidity intensifying heat risk and potential sunstroke heat exhaustion or heatstroke. NOAA advises light loose clothing and hydration to curb danger.
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National Weather Service
Chris Liscinsky
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration
NOAA
UV risks and heat trend forecast for the weekend
The forecast warns very high UV exposure in South Carolina this weekend with temperatures approaching 100 degrees. A 30 percent chance of thunderstorms exists today after 11 a.m. and again after noon Sunday, with a weak cold front expected mid next week lowering temps to the lower 90s.
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National Weather Service
South Carolina
Liscinsky
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