Aiken man jailed for crack distribution in CSRA
Samuel Rodney Holmes 40 of Aiken was sentenced by Judge Margaret B. Seymour in Columbia to 30 years in prison for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 50 grams of crack and selling over five grams. A 10-year supervised release follows. Holmes was convicted after a three-day trial as a major supplier in the Augusta Aiken area. case investigated by DEA, Aiken County Sheriff's Office, and Aiken Department of Public Safety. The U.S. Attorney’s office noted past cocaine sales and a 1998 conviction. Appeals are pending in the U.S. Court of Appeals.
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Aiken
CSRA
Samuel Rodney Holmes
U.S
Margaret B. Seymour
U.S. District Court
Columbia
Holmes
W. Walter Wilkins
Augusta
Drug Enforcement Administration
Aiken County Sheriff’s Office
Aiken Department of Public Safety
U.S. Attorney’s Office
U.S. Court of Appeals
Mead Hall students soak in playful music program
Dr. Jean Feldman led Mead Hall students in a cost free sing along using simple CDs. The activity boosted language memory and math through movement and rhythm while fostering social skills in a joyful, inclusive setting.
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Jean Feldman
Mead Hall
Feldman
Atlanta
Charleston
Catherine Beadles
Beadles
Pete Seeger
Rob Novit
Victoria Hill
Cameron Hill
Kelly Kiger
Lydia Hall
Charlotte Hill
Aiken Author Idella Bodie Prepares For Book Festival
Local author Idella Bodie of Aiken discusses her career in historical fiction and her 12 part SC history series used in classrooms. She promotes the upcoming Aiken Children's Book Festival at Aiken Technical College and leads student writing workshops. Bodie plans book signings and talks about the craft of character and word power.
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Bodie
Telfair Inn
Willcox
Aiken
South Carolina
Aiken Technical College
Aikenbookfestival.org
Idella Bodie. Com
Rachel Johnson Aiken
Idella Bodie
Senior Extravaganza at H Odell Weeks Center
The H Odell Weeks Activities Center hosts the first Senior Extravaganza with 71 agencies and about a dozen speakers including Lt Governor Bauer. Registration runs 8 to 8 45 a.m. for sessions, health fair 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., all free. Topics cover women’s health, estate planning, arthritis, Medicare, and senior fraud.
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H. Odell Weeks
Weeks Center
Alicia Davis
City of
Cindy Besson
Buzz Rich
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Beth Barkhall
Gary Smith
Aiken Ophthalmology
Bill Durrett
Aiken Neurosciences and Pain Center
H. Odell Whiskey Road
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Rich
Aiken
Tim Shannon
Carolina Musculoskeletal Institute
Pat Bishop
Regency Hospice
Jane Woods
Cold Creek Nurseries
Cyndi Catts
Mary Beth Fields
Lower Savannah
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
Aikenstandard.com
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