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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 2018

Page

2

Aiken First Baptist Pastor Andrea to retire as senior pastor

Rev Dr Andrea, 66, announced plans to retire as senior pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church in September. He and his wife Barbara Morgan will remain in Aiken after his service ends. he has led the church about 25 years and remains active in the local business and civic community.

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Beech Island Shed renamed for two fallen DOT workers

The South Carolina Department of Transportation dedicated the Beech Island Section Shed to Anthony Redmond and Robert Clark who were killed in a March 13, 2017 hit and run. Lonnie Dean Miller received a 25 year sentence for the deaths as family members and DOT staff attended the ceremony and unveiled the Redmond Clark Section Shed sign.

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Batesburg Man Jailed For Failing To Appear In Court

A Batesburg man tied to an August 2017 Kipling Road shooting in Aiken faces arrest on active warrants for missing a court appearance. Tames Fink, charged with two counts of presenting firearms at a person, was held after failing to appear on a December 2017 court date. He had been among three suspects arrested after a traffic stop yielded drugs and firearms. The case also involved Jeremy Bell and Rachel Hartley, with Bell later pleading guilty to related charges and Hartley having a charge dismissed. Fink remains in custody.

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