Livability Court To Tackle Aiken Quality Of Life
Pearce and Judge Carroll say the Livability Court can levy fines and jail time to address quality of life problems in Aiken. The aim is to identify root nuisances and discuss solutions with involved parties before considering punishment. The court meets the first Friday each month. contact Tony Baughman at tbaughman aikenstandard com.
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Arrest Ties Suspect To Ongoing 23 Year Old Case
Friday officers built enough probable cause for an arrest in a 23 year old case. Detectives continue the probe to determine the motive and identify items taken, if any, and why the suspect was at the scene. Contact Karen Daily for details.
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Public Defender Office Faces Heavy Caseload and Misconceptions
Alves advocates for defense work by own investigators as staff handle 875 adult and 89 juvenile cases. Four attorneys cover both sides with one on maternity leave. income limits and a $40 application fee determine indigent defense eligibility.
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South Carolina Credit Rating Hovers as Agencies Weigh Upgrade
Credit issuance, general obligation debt remains low at 675 per capita, with Standard & Poor’s noting the state’s top rating while Moody’s and Fitch watch. Sawyer urged S&P to consider progress and potential upgrade by weighing actions of other agencies.
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Seminary rejects sermon on speaking in tongues
Nashville based Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary declined posting audio and video of Rev Dwight McKissies sermon citing not to appear critical of SBC agencies The move drew praise from some and criticism from believers who say it limits dissent in the nations largest Protestant denomination The ruling follows SBC International Missions Board trustees voting to ban private tongue prayer by missionaries and mirrors ongoing tensions over doctrinal control in the denomination
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