Aiken reports rash of vehicle break-ins this weekend
The Aiken Department of Public Safety investigates ten vehicle break-ins across the city from Friday to Monday. Most incidents involved a window smash with valuables stolen. no arrests as of Monday afternoon. Residents are urged to lock cars and remove valuables, especially during the holiday shopping season.
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Local women craft Cathedr al of All Souls gingerbread in national contest
Erica Sanders and Carole Beckum of Aiken built a sugar replica of the Cathedral of All Souls for the 2013 National Gingerbread House Competition in Asheville North Carolina. They spent about 68 hours crafting roof supports chimneys and trees and will have their display shown at the Omni Grove Park Inn through Jan 2.
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Thanksgiving travel to peak with 630000 South Carolinians on the road
About 630000 South Carolinians are expected to travel 50 miles or more during the Thanksgiving weekend defined as Wednesday through Sunday. AAA Carolinas projects heavy congestion, safety breaks at three state rest stops, and cheaper gas at an average of $3.01 per gallon statewide.
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S.C
Holiday Travel Forecast Hits 18,900 Travelers Across Modes
Derrek Asberry of the Aiken Standard notes that about 18,900 travelers, or 3 percent, will use train, boat, or bus during the holiday period. The report profiles regional transit activity and travel patterns.
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