Week in Review: Aiken Leaders and Local Sports Highlights
Administration ambassador Linton Brooks urged moving forward with MOX amid regional activity. Avondale conf attracted potential buyers for Woodhead Division. A Warrenville man received probation after pleading guilty to attempting to run down three people with a vehicle. County plans 20 new buses as part of a statewide order exceeding 600. Clemson Tigers expelled from College World Series as Miami Heat claim NBA title over Dallas. Reverend Joan Gray from Aiken named moderator of the 217th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Tim Dangerfield resigns as chief of staff at the Department of Commerce. County raises road maintenance fees while avoiding millage hike. Jackson man gets 10 years for Clearwater store robbery. Sheriff’s Office teams with Crime Stoppers to curb drugs in New Ellenton. USC Aiken golf coach Michael Carlisle named 1006 NCAA Division I National Coach of the Year amid Pacers’ three straight titles.
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Linton Brooks
Aiken
Avondale Conf
Woodhead
Warrenville
Aiken County
Clemson Tigers
Miami Heat
Dallas Maysticks
Joan Gray
General ‘Assembly
the Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Tim Dangerfield
Department of Commerce
Jackson
Clearwater
Ellenton
USC Aiken
Michael Carlisle
Pacers
Aiken Standard Summary of Friday Highlights
A Waycross man was arrested in a sting with an Internet Predator Task Force deputy posing as a 14 year old. Democratic candidates held a casual gathering at Aiken Electric Co-Op. Rev Joan S Gray was elected moderator of the PCUSA at its national meeting in Birmingham. A class action against Norfolk Southern proceeded in the June 15 derailment case. Graniteville disaster funds of 340000 were disbursed by the county. Bob Besley announced his 20 year retirement from Aiken Public Safety. North Augusta won the Dixie Youth 9 year old baseball title. Wesley Bryan captured the Sertoma Junior Invitational at North Augusta Country Club. Graniteville display featured at the Aiken County Historical Museum.
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Waycross
Aiken
Aiken Electric Co-Op
Norfolk Southern
Graniteville
Aiken Public Safety
Bob Besley
North Augusta
Dixie
Wesley Bryan
Aiken County
Quotes of the Week Reflect Local Livability Court Talk and Crossovers
The piece surveys quotes from Charleston's livability court founder Judge Michael Maloney and Aiken officials modeling a similar court. It covers Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer relating to aging citizens, Ambassador Linton Brooks on MOX, and church renewal and crossovers in the 2006 politics. It notes residents discussing youth challenges, faith leaders, and party crossovers ahead of November elections.
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Charleston
Michael Maloney
Aiken
Andre Bawer
Andre Bauer
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