Burglary and Theft Reports Across Several Communities
Police report multiple incidents including a Sage Mill Industrial Park break in on Oct 12 with $1500 in tools stolen, a Graniteville vehicle theft of a stereo system, a Clearwater homeowner spotting a masked prowler, and a Shatham Street resident losing a Craftsman lawnmower. Other notes include a Bath Augusta Road sign theft, a Dallas Circle home burglary on Oct 19, a Cross Roads Cafe assault on Oct 14, a Green Pond Road bicycle theft, a mobile home interior theft on Old Barnwell Road, a Clearwater purse theft during a child’s game, and a juvenile assault case at Aiken High School on Oct 19. (Updated 10/28/98)
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Rosemary Hall offers murder mystery weekend stays
Rosemary Hall in North Augusta hosts a Halloween themed Murder Mystery at Airesborne Castle setting. Guests portray characters such as Spendwell P. Roppwash and Damselyne D Istresse, with costumed roles, manuals, cocktails, dinner, and a next morning breakfast. Reservations: Ms. Sharrock at 278-6222 or 706737-8878.
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Jubilee set for Saturday in North Augusta festival
Jubilee at Georgia Avenue runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Downtown North Augusta hosts crafters food vendors games rides and ice entertainment. Costume contest fashion show and men’s pretty legs contest headline events with local bands performing. Admission is free and funds raised aid cancer society and social services.
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Board weighs biblical philosophy stance and school calendar
Cartin notes that competing philosophies have gained acceptance in 26 states and could be clarified with national group attorneys working with the district to set appropriate allowances. The board discussed possible 1999-2000 calendar changes and a drastic Aug 2 start for teachers, Aug 9 for students, seeking community input before commitments, plus concerns about heavy grading during the Christmas break.
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