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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 2018

Page

2

Local EFSP funds to aid Aiken County emergency programs

Aiken County will receive 561,328 in federal EFSP funds via the United Way of Aiken County. FEMA chairs the National Board with members from The Salvation Army Red Cross United Jewish Communities Catholic Charities USA and United Way. Local nonprofit or governmental groups may apply by May 25 at the United Way office 235 Barnwell Ave NW. Call 803-648-8331 for details.

Aiken County Emergency Food and Shelter Program EFSP United Way of Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Social Service Salvation Army American Red Cross United Jewish Communities Catholic Charities USA National Council of the Churches Barn ‘Well Ave United Way

Celebration of Character honors Aiken students for admirable deeds

The 18th Celebration of Character at Saints Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church honored Morgan Coverson Springs and more than 20 other Aiken County students for honesty, kindness, and diligence. The event featured nomination letters read aloud, praise from Mayor Rick Osbon, and remarks on fostering good citizenship through guidance counselors and teachers.

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Crime blotter reports from Aiken County Sheriff’s Office

A Myrtle Beach man claimed items stolen after blacking out on Wilson Road Warrenville. An Allen man said a gun discharged while held on Outing Chub Road. Deputies charged two men after a Piney Heights Warrenville stop for a suspicious car in front of an abandoned house. The driver faced driving under suspension and false information charges. the passenger faced unlawful possession of prescription medication and false information charges. Aiken woman said her husband threw her out and damaged her finger at Hillview Circle home. a step-son allegedly hit with a stick and a brick thrown at a front window. An Alken man reported storage box stolen from his motorcycle on Robert M Ball Parkway Graniteville. A 38-year-old North Augusta man charged with disorderly conduct and disturbing schools for arriving intoxicated at a Gloverville elementary school daddy daughter dance. A Leesville man said someone broke into his Mt Ebel Road Batesburg property and stole crime items. An Aiken woman said someone broke into her vehicle on Beryl Drive and stole money.

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