Aiken Woman Pleads Guilty To Embezzling VA and SSI Benefits
Linda G. Evans of Aiken admitted embezzling VA funds totaling 49 752 over two years and receiving 11 952 in unentitled Social Security benefits after living with a veteran who died in 2003. The charge carries up to 10 years in prison and a 290 000 dollar fine. The sentence awaits a pre sentence report before U S District Judge Margaret B Seymour.
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Aiken
Veterans Administration and
Linda G. Evans
U.S
Reginald Lloyd
Evans
Social Security Administration
U.S. Probation Afice
Margaret B. Seymour
Veterans Administration
Office of Inspector General
Anne Hunter Young
Columbia Office
Chukker Creek K Kids lead service drive for kids overseas
The fifth grade K Kids of Chukker Creek Elementary pack boxes of school supplies for underprivileged children overseas with Palmetto Kiwanis Club support. Students Leah Richards and Ashton Raines praise helping others, while Kiwanis advisers and members outline ongoing year long projects and community effort.
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Chukker Creek
Palmetto Kiwanis Club
Leah Richards
Ashton Raines
Leah
Kkids
Ashton
Palmetto Kiwanis
Lucille Shuler
Shuler
Kiwanis
Angela Boyette
Boyette
Lalisa Folk
Juvenile Diabetes Fh Foundation
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Aiken County
SPCA
Molly’s Militia
Tan Proto Wy Hoo
Palmetto Lab
Open house showcases AACOA Morgan Street renovations
The Aiken Area Council on Aging completes phase two of a three part upgrade at 159 Morgan St at the corner of Morgan and Barnwell Avenue with an open house from 5 to 8 pm Monday The project modernizes air conditioning heating flooring and interior layout while repairs to the exterior and landscape are finished A new sign marks the facility which serves 72 staff and 600 meals daily phase three aims to upgrade tech and networks within 60 days.
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Aiken
Murphy
Aiken Area
Council On Aging
Morgan ‘St
Morgan and
Barnwell Avenue
Morgan Street
AACOA
Suzanne Stone
Sstonewalkenstandard.com
Mock trial to give insight into process Midlands students to mock trial at USC Law
South Carolina Bar regions middle schools, including Paul Knox, Andrew Jackson, Blythewood and others, will compete at the University of South Carolina School of Law on November 18 beginning at 9 a.m. The event lets teams act as plaintiff and defense in a fictitious case, judged on presentation.
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Midlands
South Carolina Bar
University of South Carolina School of Law
South Carolina
Paul Knox
North Augusta
Andrew Jackson
Kershaw
Blythewood
Chapin
Crayton
Columbia
Dutch Fork
Irma
E.L. Wright
C.J. Lewis
Abbeville
Law
S. Main St
Scbar
AARP Driving Course Set for Nov 13 14 at Aiken Center
The AARP Senior Driving Course 55 Alive will run Monday and Tuesday November 13 and 14 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers from 830 a.m. to 1230 p.m. Attendees must join both days, cost 10 dollars payable first session, bring a driver’s license, and enroll via 800-882-7445. Kea Hot & Bright Broadway revue slated for November 16 at 8 p.m. at Washington Center Newberry Street downtown Aiken. some tickets remain, call 648-1438 for info.
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AARP
Aiken
Washington Center For the Performing Arts
Newberry Street
Water main break halts traffic in Aiken area
A water main break blocked the South Boundary York Street intersection for most of the day. Roads reopened around 10 p.m. The CSRA Hydrangea Society opts to close 2006 with Chris and Sandy Randall presenting Hydrangeas Dressed for Any Occasion on Thursday November 16 at 7 p.m. in the Aiken Technical College Community Room. Guests may call Annette Ferris at 644-9400 or email esrahydr aol com with questions.
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York Street
Csra Hydrangea Society
Chris
Sandy Randall
Aiken Technical College
Annette Ferris
Esrahydr
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