Messages of hope sent aloft by Redcliffe Elementary students
About 20 fourth graders from Redcliffe Elementary School launched balloons carrying messages of sorrow and hope. They hope recipients respond and share opinions on events in New York. The class linked the project to studying the flag, its history, and meanings of colors and unity.
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Redcliffe
Jody Brown
New York
Jasmin Murdaugh
Joy Chapman
Peone
Silver Bluff
Candace Ariss
Jeffrey Walz
Brown
United States
Aiken Community Playhouse Joins New Center for Arts Opening
The Aiken Community Playhouse prepares for its inaugural performance in the Center for the Performing Arts at Newberry Street Festival Center on Sept 13 next year marking the 66th anniversary of the group. The move brings an orchestra pit larger audience capacity climate controlled storage and a set workshop with interior work ongoing as fund raising and auditions for November's I Hate Hamlet proceed.
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Aiken
Center
Playhouse
Angie Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Washington Government Services
Newberry Street
Hamlet
Paul Rudnick
Marcia Harris
Teen ends trial with guilty plea in kidnap case
A 19 year old, Clifford Judge, pleaded guilty to kidnapping and an indecent exposure charge after a negotiated deal, receiving a 12 year sentence with more than 10 years to serve concurrently. The victim, an Aiken woman, was threatened with a box cutter and forced to drive the suspect away from a grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Judge
James C. Williams Jr
Aiken
Strom Thurmond Jr
Judge Simons Honored in Memory Hold the Door Ceremony
Former Federal Judge Charles E. Simons Jr. was posthumously honored at the Memory Hold the Door ceremony at the University of South Carolina School of Law. An Aiken resident and 35-year federal judge, he graduated from USC Law and practiced in Aiken before his judgeship. Simons was among more than 200 lawyers and judges named in the South Carolina Bar Association honors, with 12 attorneys to be recognized at a noon ceremony.
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Charles E. Simons Jr
University of South Carolina School of Law
Simons
Aiken
Theniversity’s Law School
South Carolina Bar Association
State Bar
Atorneys
Augustan charged with knowingly exposing man to HIV
Jeffrey M. Magnus, 90, of Woodsedge Drive, allegedly had sex with a 22 year old man at a North Augusta residence without disclosing his HIV positive status. He tested HIV positive five years ago and is held on a $7000 bond at the Aiken County Detention Center awaiting court.
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Thurmond
Aiken Public Safety
John Eagerton
Wendell Edwards
Judge
Williams
Augustan
Augusta
Aiken County
North Augusta
Sheriff's Office
Magnus
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T.J. Johnson
Amy Kellems
Richie Lively
Price Avenue
Two Notch Road
Odell Weeks Center
Harris
Peoplesgenelp
Kalmia Hill
Scott Webste
Litte House
Design House
Aiken Community Playhouse
Aiken Standard
Arbour Pool
Plantation Nurseries, Inc
Carter Painting
True Value
Fascopy Printing
Benjamin Moore
The
Augusta Chronicle
Cable Vantage
Oriental Ré
York Cottage Antiques
Material Things
Sunnyside
Laurens
Hurmond
Judge Simons
S.C. Bar Association
Floyd @Greene
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