Police Log Of Aiken County Incidents And Arrests
Police log outlines incidents from Sept 11 to 12 including loud noise missing person burglaries vandalisms and thefts. Arrests list DUI Charles Miles malicious injury Daniel Lalonde crack cocaine distribution Jimmy Alexander. Detention center bookings include probation violation open container violation grand larceny and burglary among others.
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Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken
Aiken County
Aiken County Detention Center
John K. Livingston
Hampton Ave
Dennis Leroy Moss
Goodwood Blvd
Atlanta
Kenneth Anthony Dixon
Wanda Rhead Springer
Beverly Blount Robinson
Swamp Rd
Beech Island
Bernard H. Bell
Wire Rd
Ronnie Fielding
Whale Dr
Augusta
Flora Mae Stallings
Richmond Circle
New Ellenton
Florine Stallings
Green St
North Augusta Police Arrests Report Sept 11 12
North Augusta public safety arrested James Earl Jones 20 for receiving stolen goods and Wesley Jerome Quiller 29 for burglary. South Carolina Highway Patrol arrested Horace Lee Washington 22 for open container and Mark Tuner Bradshaw 26 for speeding.
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North Augusta
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Horace Lee Washington
Gloverville
Mark Tuner Bradshaw
Omarest Dr
Columbia
Town considers noise ordinance to curb loudspeakers
Wagener officials discuss a proposed ordinance limiting loudspeakers and noisy devices at public events and on downtown streets. The measure permits temporary mayoral approval for uses such as patriotic music from rooftops or towers for up to 15 minutes in any two hours, with strict penalties for violations.
Wagener Installs Police Chief and Assistant
Wagener Town Council sworn in Michael W. Blackwell as police chief and J. Ray Jordan as assistant policeman. Blackwell, 46, an 18 year veteran, and Jordan, 67, were selected unanimously to focus on drugs littering and loitering. Blackwell previously served in North Augusta and Savannah. Jordan is a Wagener native and retired from Lockheed Aircraft.
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Wagener
Michael W. Blackwell
J. Ray Jordan
James O. Brown
Blackwell
North Augusta Department
New Ellenton Expands Water System to Support Cedar Creek Growth
New Ellenton Mayor Randy Shaw said the Cedar Creek Development water expansion should finish by mid October after starting last week with 30 percent of lines installed. The project, part of a Cedar Creek agreement, will not affect existing water service and aims to meet rapid North end growth. The city seeks grants to extend service northeast with plans for a new well and elevated tanks if funded. The 1994 update was sized to reach capacity by that year.
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New Ellenton
Cedar Creek
Randy Shaw
Shaw
North End
New Ellenton Council Faces Water Expansion and Fire Gear Needs
The council announced 30 percent of the water line work is stalled for Cedar Creek Development expansion. They approved up to 5000 for new fire department hose and reported 1200 in repairs after a road dip near Highway 19 and Oak Ridge Avenue warped fire truck frames. Councilmembers discussed Post Office issues and possible new facility citing parking and congestion.
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Cedar Creek
Shaw
Millard Howington
New Ellenton
Council
Bobby Boggs
Highway 19
Oak Ridge Avenue
Boggs
Midland Valley Council Breakfast Meets at Bobby's Barbecue
The Midland Valley Council of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly breakfast meeting Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Bobby's Barbecue. Nana Farms Museum director will speak on Midland Valley history and museum expansion.
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Midland Valley Council
The
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Bobby
Nana Farms
Aiken County
Midland Valley
Weather outlook sees warm temps and scattered storms
Partly cloudy tonight with a 20 percent chance of a thunderstorm and a low near 70. Wednesday brings 30 percent storm threat and highs in the low 90s. Thursday and Friday stay mainly cloudy and cooler, followed by Saturday with decreasing clouds and lows mid 60s to highs in the 80s.
Will Cole Receives City Key In Aiken
Du Pont retiree Will Cole, longtime Aiken civic leader, was honored with the key to the city at a City Council meeting. Mayor H Odell Weeks called the award the highest honorary recognition, citing Cole's 40 years of service to the community and its cultural life.
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Will Cole
du Pont
Aiken
Cole
H. Odell Weeks
Mary
Weeks
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D.C. Highway Patrol
Marabelle Ray
John Q. Hudson
Wagener Council
Jordan
Lena Stevens
Ational Weather
Srowkee Sarre
Southeast
Midwest
West
Ifa
Roce
Ory
Oklahoma
Wrdw-Tv
Augusta Opera
Imperial Theater
Julia’s
Willcox Inn
Julias
Colleton Ave
Willéox., Inn
Gene’ Gap, Inc
Gent Gap
E. Pine Log
AD. Aiken
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