Home Destroyed In Morning Mobile Home Fire
A morning blaze destroyed a single wide mobile home on Lyla Lane off New Bridge Road in Aiken. The fire started in a clothes dryer and spread rapidly, with the home owned by Pam Cooper completely ruined. No injuries were reported as Montmorenci Volunteer Fire Department aided with water shuttling due to lack of a nearby hydrant. Aiken Public Safety sent three engines and a service truck. firefighters gained control in about 15 minutes.
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Aiken
Lyla Lane
New Bridge Road
Aiken Public Safety
Set
David Turno
Pam Cooper
Montmorenci
Turno
Scott Webster
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Lila Road
York jury ends first day without a verdict
In York Pennsylvania jurors in a murder trial of a former police officer and two white men debated for nearly six hours over two days without reaching a verdict in the 1969 shooting death of Aihenite Lillie Belle Allen during race riots. They planned to reconvene Saturday morning.
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York
South Carolina
Lillie Belle Allen
John C. Uhler
See York
Aiken Community Playhouse Debuts Footloose in Style
Downtown Aiken buzzed in black tie as ACP opened Footloose with a toe tapping, audience sing along. ACP board president Phil Porter and publicity chair Angie Fitzgerald praised the musical debut and the crowd’s excitement for a musical opening night.
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Aiken
Aiken Community Playhouse
Phil Porter
ACP
Angie Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Porter
Nine weeks to settle in for first year teacher Erin Sumner
War renville Elementary third grade teacher Erin Sumner marks nine weeks in with growing routine and student engagement. She notes progress after a challenging start and keeps students repeating instructions to confirm understanding.
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Erin Sumner
Warrenville
Rob Novit
USC Aiken
Four vie for State Education Chief to seek second term
State Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum seeks a second four term while facing Republican Urg Laperterian, Dr Marva Manigault of Moncks Corner, and Constitutional Party candidate Al Hafer of Greenville Hiltgen. Manigault backs education reform to reduce government control and focus on academics.
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State Department of Education
Inez Tenenbaum
Urg
Laperterian Canaiaat
Marva Manigault
Moncks Corner
Constitutional Party
Umn Pupnisnea
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Manigault
Universty
South Carolina
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Blackville
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Saitota
Wu.com
Waiblingen
Germany
Stuttgart
Optuat
Ginny Southworth
New Washington Performing Arts Center
Hafer
Greenville
Hiltgen
Presbyterian College
Dan Hiltgen
Spartan
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