Aiken water passes annual quality tests with no violations
The City of Aiken reports its drinking water met EPA standards in 2004 tests. The large system from Shaws Creek and Pine Log roads showed 12 contaminants at low levels, while smaller lines and wells remained free of violations.
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Shaws Creek
Shiloh Springs
Pine Log
Town Creek
Jimmy Bryant
City of Aiken
Bryant
EPA
Aiken County budget moves toward June 21 vote
Aiken County Council advances toward finalizing next year’s budget with a June 21 third reading. Officials cite funding needs across departments including coroner services, sheriff operations, and Aiken Technical College, amid proposed cuts and revenue options. An additional work session may occur June 20.
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Aiken County
Chuck Smith
Council
Gary Bunker
Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff Department
Rawls
Sage Mill
LaVana McKenzie
Aiken
Schofield student faces hearing on threats to official
A 15 year old Schofield Middle School student detained since April faces a disposition hearing in family court to determine sentence after pleading guilty to threatening a public official. DJJ psychiatric evaluation and counsel recommendations influence possible probation or detention outcomes.
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Schofield Middle School
Midlands Evaluation Center
Columbia
Department of Juvenile Justice
DJJ
Juneteenth Worship Service Celebrates Freedom at Local Church
The Center for African American History hosts a Juneteenth Worship Service at Friendship Baptist Church with old hymns and reflections on emancipation. Community attendees wear period clothing and students present essays and poems as part of the observance.
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Center For
Henderson
Clinton Edwards
Friendship Baptist Church
Edwards
United States
Midwest
Larry Ogletree
Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
Ginny Dou
Graniteville fire department receives $8,000 donation
The Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce via Aiken Electric Cooperative presented an $8,000 donation to the G.V.W. volunteer fire department on a Wednesday afternoon. The funds originated from a $10,000 gift and will be used to buy a laws of life spreader and cutter, with $2,000 remaining to be awarded shortly. The department aided the Graniteville train derailment and chlorine gas spill, earning praise from the community.
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Graniteville
Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Electric Cooperative
G.V.W. Volunteer Fire Department
G.V.W. Fire Department
Gloria Busch Johnson
G.W.W. Fire Department
Phil Napier
G.V.W. Fire
Barry Glover
G.V.W
Gloria Busch
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