Community protest over drug activity in Breezy Hill
A resident criticizes the Aiken County Sheriff's Department for failing to address drug dealing in Currytown and Breezy Hill. The caller demands action or a community meeting to confront the issue.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2007
Page
3
A resident criticizes the Aiken County Sheriff's Department for failing to address drug dealing in Currytown and Breezy Hill. The caller demands action or a community meeting to confront the issue.
Readers thank the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office staff while urging a grocery store on the east side of Aiken. Windsor residents travel to Williston for shopping. neighbors call and email comments to the Aiken Standard to express support for local retail.
The paper corrects a Tuesday article on proposed four year old kindergarten and private preschool expansion noting the cost is $190 million was misreported. It also corrects a photo misidentification from Feb 24 2007 listing Dick Buckalew as Sid Hilton.
The Town and Country Club at USC Aiken heard about Lucy Petway Holcombe Pickens and Eulalie Chafee Salley and toured the Pickens Salley House now housing university offices. Dr. Deidre Martin tied the house history to books Eulalie and Queen of the Confederacy as she outlined the two women's roles in politics and suffrage.
Lower A Warrenville woman Susan L. Lower, 46, is jailed on charges including three counts of criminal sexual conduct with a minor first degree and nine counts of improper act upon a child under 16. From 1992 to 2002 she allegedly assaulted one boy and touched another at three homes in North Augusta and Warrenville, providing drugs and adult material movies. Police say victims’ identities are being withheld.
Aiken Peace to sponsor a free public showing of The Ground Truth, a documentary about Iraq war veterans, at the Aiken County Public Library on Sunday March 4 at 3 p.m. Call 803 215 3263 for more information.
Publisher contact and mailing address listed for the Aiken Standard with EZ Pay rates and subscription options. Includes phone numbers, subscription terms, and service dates for Sunday Plus delivery across 2006 2007 with a full list of holiday delivery dates.
Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area in Aiken County will open Saturdays in March with 6 am to 8 pm access. Activities include scouting fishing hiking and biking. hunting and camping are not allowed. Check in at the Savannah River Site area is required.
Thursday winning numbers announced for March Discernment include Pick 3 Midday 5 0 0 Pick 4 Midday 0 2 8 1 Pick 3 Evening 2 1 9 Pick 4 Evening 5 9 9 8 Cash 3 Midday 3 8 9 Cash 4 Midday 2 7 7 7 Cash 3 Evening 3 2 3 Cash 4 Evening 6 1 3 6 Fantasy 5 3 6 31 33 36
Lenovo recalls about 205000 laptop batteries worldwide due to overheating and fire risk. The recall covers batteries from Sanyo Electric with four reports of overheating and one case of minor eye irritation, including about 100000 in the United States.
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