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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2012
Page
1
Patriotic residents and local warriors gathered at Woodside Plantation Country Club for a Monday benefit golf event. The piece notes related local features and school grant mentions tied to math and science education in the area.
The Aiken Standard lists useful iPhone and Android apps for residents and visitors. It provides links and mentions how these apps help with local services, navigation, and city information.
About 100 diners attended a benefit banquet at The Reserve in Woodside Plantation. Ryan Uhle, age 15, who has been blind since age two, spoke and guided guests to eat with forks and used clocks for plates. The event supported MIRA USA’s program funding guide dog training at about sixty thousand dollars per dog.
Two Aiken County Sheriff’s Office deputies who answered a domestic dispute call on Cherry Hills Drive last week have been cleared for duty and returned to their regular assignments. Five Aiken Public Safety officers remain in evaluation to determine return dates and duties.
A rabid fox entered a Laurel Drive residence in Aiken last Friday, biting a 51 year old woman twice. The SC Health and Environmental Control confirmed the animal tested positive for rabies on Monday. An Aiken Public Safety officer described the fox as aggressive as the incident occurred around 10 a.m.
Police say more than 16 thousand dollars in electronics and gear were stolen from five storage trailers at North Augusta High School over a weekend. The theft cut through fencing, damaged trailer locks, and left speakers, a generator and microphones missing. The crime remains under investigation.
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