Salley residents push crime watch over rising fear
Salley residents packed a Monday town council meeting to address fear from rising crime, including break ins drugs and intimidation by habitual offenders. The meeting heard from Theresa Milhouse and was attended by Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor Barbara Morgan who suggested forming a crime watch to involve the community. The Mini Mart area saw long standing harassment and drug activity as owners called for action.
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Dillard's Eyes Move to Aiken Mall After Year End
Dillard's confirms Heritage Square store will relocate to the Aiken Mall after year end. The new site likely occupies former Phar Mor Brendle locations, enabling expanded lines for customers as Belk and Sears anchor the Whiskey Road mall opened in 1989. Rumors of a Target in Augusta are denied by a company representative.
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Nursing Building Dedication at USCA Aiken
The University of South Carolina Aiken dedicated the Alan B. Miller Nursing Building with an open house and about 190 dignitaries and ARMC representatives. The 25,000 square foot facility houses associate and bachelor of science in nursing programs, funded by Miller, founder of Universal Health Services. Miller praised the facility as spectacular.
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Judge Upholds Lively Sentence Despite Plea for Reduction
A circuit court judge denied Shayna C. Lively’s bid to ease a felony DUI sentence tied to a head on crash that killed Dexter Hearns and his two children. The judge agreed to allow Lively to participate in anti drunk driving efforts while remaining incarcerated until age 40 unless future relief is granted.
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DOE to test 5000 with lie detectors in security push
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson outlined a polygraph program for up to 5,000 nuclear scientists and other top secret cleared officials as part of a broader push to strengthen security and counter espionage. He testified before Senate committees and referenced Rudman’s panel proposal for a semiautonomous nucleus under the department to run weapons work. Richardson was to visit the Savannah River Site and later oversee a transfer of Crackerneck wildlife preserve management to South Carolina.
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