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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2005

Page

2

Man charged with weekend kidnapping in North Augusta

Michael Hammond Johnson a 54 year old of Georgia Avenue faces four counts of kidnapping after allegedly taking four children aged 5 6 9 and 13 from Georgetown Villas on Saturday with police locating them unharmed at Riverview Park Boat Landing Johnson reportedly had a blood alcohol level of .18 and had previously run for city council while detectives conduct background checks on the suspect

North Augusta Georgetown Villas Michael Hammond Johnson Georgia Avenue Augusta Mosley Johnson South Carolina Aiken County Detention Center Bond Karen Kdaily Aikenstandard.com

Injured fawn visits neighborhood before rescue in Aiken

Residents reported an injured five to six month old female fawn found between two houses in Mallard Lake on Pine Log Road. Animal control officer Jeff Wilson said it appeared attacked by dogs and dehydrated. The deer was captured and transported to a local vet for care with plan for rehab and release if it recovers.

Aiken Department of Public Safety Mallard Lake Subdivision Pine Log Road Jeff Wilson Wilson

Pearson pleads guilty in armed robbery case in Aiken County

William R. Pearson, 48, of 665 Bettis Academy Road, pleaded guilty to armed robbery and related burglary and accessory charges stemming from a Quick Stop No. 2 robbery on April 3, 2004. He received 12 years for burglary with time served, five years probation, and 10 years for armed robbery accessory with probation. The sentences run consecutively. Zaid O. Adams, 20, of Langley, was also charged.

Graniteville William R. Pearson Bettis Academy Road Edgefield Highway Aiken Pearson Alco Ola Johnson Zaid O. Adams Jones Circle Langley

Community meeting on Palmetto Parkway Phase II in Clearwater

Aiken County Legislative Delegation hosts a 5 p.m. community meeting at Woodridge Baptist Church 401 Corley Drive Clearwater to discuss Phase II of the Palmetto Parkway. Call 642-1694 for details. Outback Steakhouse hosts the Raising the Steaks benefit luncheon for United Way of Aiken County Friday Sept 16 with two seatings 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tickets are 20 dollars. Amadeus the Traveling Dog appears at Storytime in the Gardens at Hopelands Gardens 4 p.m. today for children 8 and under with a free book for attendees.

Aiken County Palmetto Parkway Woodridge Baptist Church Corley Drive Clearwater Outback Steakhouse United Way Outback Soundscape Dee Stanford Sean Gerrard Stanford Gerrard Aiken Amadeus Alpha Adventures Booklover Hopelands Gardens Racing Hall of Fame City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Booklovers Bookstore W.lr.e. Aiken Chapter Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club

Aiken County Schools Explore New Funding Models

The Aiken County Board of Education weighs alternative funding options for aging facilities. McNair law firm and Ross Sinclaire & Associates present two to three lease purchase or bond models to fund renovations and new schools without raising taxpayer costs.

Silver Bluff South Aiken Midland Valley High School Aiken County Bill Gallman McNair Law Firm Ross Sinclaire & Associates Gallman Greenville Redcliffe Mossy Creek

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