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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 2011
Page
1
Police say a 10-year-old trick-or-treater pulled a 9mm handgun on a woman after neighbors teased him about candy. A second 10-year-old had a handgun. neither gun was loaded. Investigators note the first child took the gun from his grandfather and that the legal handling of youths remains constrained by age.
The Graniteville Company marker refurbished in granite now graces USC Aiken by the quadrangle fountain. Chancellor Tom Hallman notes the site’s ties to the company and university and thanks Gregg Graniteville Foundation for support. The marker, once used to mark boundaries, traces back to Avondale Mills and the Civil War era.
Aiken Standard promotes a ticket contest where entrants register at www.aikenstandard.com/contest with a valid phone number for a chance to win tickets to a South Carolina or Clemson football game. Contest limits: 20 entries per day per participant. winners chosen at random the Wednesday before each home game. sponsor Security Federal Bank.
Aiken County Auditor Cyrus Spradley said about 65,000 property tax bills and notices were mailed over several days with some recipients already receiving them. The deadline to appeal a property's reassessment value is November 30 and the county extended the written objection deadline to reflect the valuation changes amid tough economic times.
Alma Hutto Kaufman of Reynoldsville Ohio Cephas P. Pope of Clinton North Carolina James M. Shy Sr. of North Augusta Janis E. Scovran of Aiken Mary E. Deloach Brunson of Aiken Thomas Foreman Jr. of Aiken Vick T. Whittle of Springfield are listed among area deaths with residences in Ohio North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina communities.
Sheriff Michael Hunt unveiled the Sky Arrow 600 light sport aircraft, a National Institute of Justice grant funded asset used for road patrol, tracking, and reconnaissance. Acquired by multiple agencies, it was transferred to Aiken County in 2009 as the agency’s best kept secret.
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