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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2013
Page
2
North Augusta will add real-time streaming cameras across the Greeneway area and city facilities after summer break-ins. The $180,000 system by Technology Solutions will boost coverage with zoom, motion detection, and vehicle-mounted viewing for officers and security staff.
Municipal center tweaks aim to log license plates on arrival and exit to aid apprehension. After final tweaks, Riverview Park sites proceed next, with black poles already stationed, and expansion planned within a week. Scott Rodgers covers this for the North Augusta Star.
The 21st annual Harvest Ball takes place Saturday from 7 to 11 p.m. at Julian Smith Casino on Lake Olmstead. Proceeds support Savannah River Sail and Power Squadron scholarship funds. Tickets are 20 in advance and 25 at the door. Call 706-737-8113 for details.
Aiken resident Beth Barranco, now 40, urges year round breast cancer awareness after precancerous cells were found on an early mammogram. She had surgery to remove the cells and stresses early detection saved her life. Barranco praises University Breast Health Center and Women Health Associates and notes the message extends beyond October.
The University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology Laboratory works on an acoustic device HS 18 HyperSpike to disperse birds from airfields, aiming to reduce bird strikes. The study marks about 100 vultures, tracks their movement with satellite transmitters, and tests long range sound patterns with FAA and USDA Wildlife Services backing across SRS Bush Field and Three Rivers Landfill with researchers from multiple institutions.
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