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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2008
Page
1
Authorities charge a suspect in connection with an online hoax blamed for a 13-year-old girl's death by her own actions. The case involves social media manipulation and alleged coercive messaging. Further details and full video coverage are available through AP and local outlets.
A sunny sky over most of the flood region contrasted with ongoing health concerns from recent flooding. Officials note continued disease risk and stress from damage as communities recover.
Aiken Christian School recently held an awards ceremony to honor standout students across all fields. Frances Wates Stearumtar was among the top honorees recognized for academic achievement.
Gov Mark Sanford endorsed Aiken County Councilman Scott Singer for South Carolina House District 81 at the City of Aiken Municipal Building, after backing Sen Greg Ryberg earlier. Singer faces a June 24 runoff with Tom Young, who won the Chamber of Commerce endorsement and led 46 percent in the June 10 first election.
Aiken residents will glimpse the Aiken Railroad Depot replica as four dioramas arrive from Baltimore next Tuesday. The models, seven by three feet, portray the Aiken Blackville and Branchville depot scene and are part of a nine piece series costing $160,000.
Aiken City Council considers a first reading of a smoking ban modeled after Greenville. The ordinance would outlaw smoking in most enclosed areas and outdoor sports venues with violations risking fines or license suspension. business owner Sam Erb urges county alignment and designated outdoor areas.
Aiken Public Safety declined to comment on whether the family of slain Kennedy Middle School teacher Ann Smith cooperates with investigators. The April 25 body discovery at Smith's Whitney Drive home followed by limited details has drawn national attention as investigators say Smith was stabbed multiple times. Authorities note DNA samples from SC Law Enforcement Division have been analyzed, but no new information on weapon or motive has been released. Cooperating family members include her estranged husband Wilson Smith Jr and their sons Wilson Smith III and Larson Smith. Local officials emphasize ongoing homicide inquiry and request public input only if it aids the case.
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