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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1999

Page

13

Arrest in fatal hit and run near Monetta

Shawn Michael Roccia, 25, of Batesburg, was charged with reckless homicide and leaving the scene after authorities say he rode with David Heyward to a Crossroads Club night out and later struck him on S.C. 391, with the Aiken County coroner ruling the death a homicide.

David Heyward Crossroads Club Monetta South Carolina Highway Patrol Rusty Pruitt Heyward Shawn Michael Roccia Batesburg Aiken Sue Townsend Koceia S.C Cpl. Pruitt

Aiken County Blotter Details Robbery At Bath Depot Store

Aiken County sheriff's deputies report a robbery at the Depot Convenience Store in Bath on 8.C. 421 Tuesday. A black Chevy pickup pulled up as a man, described as white, 20 to 25, about 5 feet 9 inches and 200 pounds, brandished a gun and demanded money before snatching a wallet from the victim’s back pocket and fleeing with an accomplice. Police urge anyone with tips to call 642-1761.

Aiken County Bath Lexington High School South Boundary Avenue Edgefield Avenue Ascauga Lake Road North Augusta

Schools plug in for utility savings in Aiken County

The Aiken County Board of Education considered SCANA AccuTrack an Internet based utility management service. A three year trial was approved at 22 440 dollars per year to monitor 340 district utility bills and consolidate payments. One member opposed the deal questioning anticipated savings to cover fees.

Aiken County Board of Education Robert Garvin SCANA Scana Accutrack Larry Murphy Garvin Newberry Lexington One

Aiken welcomes award-winning trainer Nancy Wetmore

Canadian rider Nancy Wetmore trains seven horses at Chime Bell Farms in Aiken for seven years. She describes the climate as ideal for training and shows, splits her time with Iris Freeman's horses, and travels to Conyers Park during Olympic seasons. Wetmore is a senior judge and TSN commentator who also coaches privately. She can be reached at 643-9544 for lessons.

Nancy Wetmore Chime Bell Farms Aiken Ms. Wetmore Toronto Canada Iris Freeman Mrs Mrs. Freeman Jim Elder Wetmore Atlanta Conyers Park The Sport Network TSN Aiken Hounds

Zoning Plan Slimmed Down for Aiken Ordinance Overhaul

The Zoning Ordinance Task Force with Duncan Associates trimmed Aiken’s once bulky zoning code to 175 readable pages. At a Tuesday public meeting, Lee Einsweiler and Planning Commission members highlighted major changes and noted polishing will continue before final adoption by the City Council. The revised draft will unify tree protection historic preservation landscaping and soil disturbance into one comprehensive document to meet the Planning Enabling Act.

Duncan Associates Austin Texas Aiken Aiken Municipal Building Lee Einsweiler Planning Commission Ed Evans Rachel d’Entremont Evans

SRS retirees map future after annual meeting at USC Aiken

Savannah River Site retirees joined the SRS Retiree Association for their 1 p.m. annual gathering at the Etherredge Center USC Aiken. SASRA chair Tom Greene outlined goals to protect benefits and support site missions while planning a robust 12 month agenda and board elections with 15 new slots amid a 26 candidate slate.

Savannah River SRS Retiree Association Etherredge Center Usc Aiken Tom Greene SASRA SRS Greene SRP

Magistrate to Move as Park Structure Sinks at Har rison Caver Park

Magistrate Judge Carl Insley and a two person staff will transfer to a larger brick building on Langley Dam Road once ready. The Harrison-Caver Park site sits on an old landfill causing doors to misalign and walls to crack as the structure settles. Two park staff will stay at Harrison-Caver. time frame for move is late April to early May.

Harrison-Caver Park Carl Insley Langley Dam Road

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Brock Heron Ginny Southworth Iris Applause Gallin Heen Ols By Nina J. Undiffer Greg Scott Webster Insley Magistrate’s
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