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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2010
Page
4
City Councilman Steve Homo Celebration Chairman Bill Reynolds and Aiken Prep senior Weston Peters join Mayor Fred Cavanaugh to welcome guests to the 175th Anniversary Tour of Aiken at Aiken Prep held recently.
Governor Sanford joins local leaders to welcome MTU Detroit Diesel as it announces operations in the former SKF building at Sage Mill Industrial Park Graniteville. A $45 million venture will create 250 jobs and expand local tech access via 19 PCCs funded by a $5.9 million SCREACH for Success grant to ATC and the South Carolina Technical College System.
Aiken resident Misty Morris hosts Photography Day at the Willow Run Road dog park from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday to raise funds for the Aiken County SPCA. A $10 sitting fee covers several dog photos, with online ordering and all donations supporting the SPCA.
A Cumberland Village resident reported a man at her home claiming termite inspection use without a uniform and no theft observed after she guided him through the residence. Police later confirmed no pest control employees had business there. Officers responding to a Whiskey Road burglar alarm found two suspects. one with pending warrants was taken to the detention center. A car break in on Jehnssee Drive yielded electronics stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
The docket lists arrests and charges for March 3 at Doris C Gravat Detention Center. Names include James Banks, John Brescia, Joshua Hanna, Terry Brown, Ebony Franklin, Michael Ford, Eric Johnson, Amanda Braswell, Robbie Campbell, Robert Lindsay, David Dowd, Shaniqua Thomas, Amanda Dowd, Anjonette Clark with offenses such as domestic violence, DUI, shoplifting, false information, trespassing, probation violations, open container, and driving suspensions.
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