Police blotter catches thefts and arrests in city area
May 14 a female worker lost her 1996 Mercury Mystique after leaving Red Lobster at 11:30 pm. May 15 a white 1993 Chevrolet driver, sleepy and intoxicated, was arrested for disorderly conduct. A 1967 Isuzu I-Mark was stolen from 155 Easy Street while keys remained in the car. A white Jeep Grand Cherokee with suspended tags showed intoxication signs after a Park Avenue stop. Burglarized Abbeville Avenue items included baseball caps a coin jar and jewelry. A Crosland Park stop led to a fake identity and no license.
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Red Lobster
Camellia
Beaufort Streets
Easy Street
Park Avenue
Williamsburg Street
Aldrich and
Alfred Street
Crosland Park
South Carolina
Hitchcock Hospice volunteers train for nursing and spiritual support
Hitchcock Hospice plans a Wednesday and Friday volunteer training session from 5 30 pm at the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center 690 Medical Park Drive near Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Registration 643 0001 ext 290. Sessions target licensed RNs LPNs and retired or active ministers for weekly visits or family patient support.
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Hitchcock Hospice
Hitchcock
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Medical Park Drive
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Kid's Day at Redcliffe highlights journaling history
At Redcliffe Plantation State Park visitors toured a 104 year old mansion and joined sessions promoting personal journal keeping. About 15 people, including Joshua Williams and his family, attended a 90 minute afternoon program from Ware Shoals. The event showcased the mansion’s history and art, with caretaking and landscape details noted.
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Redcliffe Plantation State Park
State Park
Joshua Williams
Pam Williams
Matthew
Ware Shoals
Museum dedication honors Dr Kosinski Polish legacy
Orchard Lake Schools and Center in Michigan dedicated a museum in memory of Dr Leonard W Kosinski to honor his lifelong work advancing Polish culture. His widow Mary Kosinski attended the ceremony earlier this month as two rooms in Bar racks Building display his collected porcelain, crystal, tapestries, dolls, costumes, maps and a reading room with his books including Josef Conrad. Dr Kosinski, who died in October 1997, shaped Polish cultural efforts as curriculum coordinator in Aiken County and as a leader in the American Council for Polish Culture and PHASE A. He also founded the Polish Heritage Association of the Southeast and helped sponsor the Josef Hofmann Regional Piano competition at USC Aiken.
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Orchard Lake
Kosinski
James Stannard Rastello
Josef Conrad
Josef Conrad. Before His Death In October 1997, Dr. Kosinski
Aiken County
American Council For
Essay contest winners shine in Mayflower competition
Jennifer Mitchum a 14 year old Gregg Middle School Sum merville student with a reading disability spoke at Houndslake Country Club and won the middle school division of the Society of Mayflower Descendants of South Carolina annual essay contest She earned 375 dollars and her teacher 125 dollars Jennifer presented a hand drawn replica of the Mayflower Compact High school winner Thomas Cameron 16 of Clover High School won 750 dollars with his teacher receiving 250 dollars both winners received keepsake pins and spoke on Pilgrim history
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Jennifer Mitchum
Gregg Middle School
Summerville
Houndslake Country Club
Jennifer
Society of Mayflower Descendants of
South Carolina
Joseph Edgar Sherman
William Brewster
South Caroline
Marcia Dudley
Thomas Cameron
Clover High School
Pilgrims
Thomas
Janet D'Agostino
South Aiken High Bomb Threat Evacuates Campus
A bomb scare at South Aiken High School prompted evacuation from about 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Administrators called in bomb-sniffing dogs and found no real danger. The district says students who make threats face expulsion. unofficial reports say the student was identified and turned over to law enforcement.
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South Aiken High School
Oxygen leak prompts evacuation at Rieter plant
A oxygen leak from a 10,000 gallon storage tank at the Rieter plant on Powderhouse Road led to an evacuation of workers shortly after 8:30 Friday morning. A portion of the road was closed for almost two hours while the valve was repaired and the leak contained. Public safety officials said there was no danger to nearby people, but safety protocol required the precautionary move.
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Rieter
Powderhouse Road
Aiken Department of Public Safety
DHEC
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