Repaving of Pine Log Road Delayed by Weather
Road work on Pine Log Road from Silver Bluff to Whiskey persists under traffic control. Despite slow traffic, motorists may use the stretch. Crews address deep ruts at Silver Bluff intersection with aim to avoid future repeats. Weather remains a risk to finish an updated timetable.
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Pink Ribbon Tea kicks off Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Aiken
The second annual Pink Ribbon Tea in Aiken aims to honor survivors and caregivers and raise awareness for breast cancer. Event hosted by Pink Ribbonettes with Aiken Regional Medical Centers and USC Aiken plus Aiken Technical College. Notable speaker Jane Jenkins Herlong, former Miss South Carolina, will headline with local health screenings and involvement from Lydia Project and USDA nursing departments.
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Pink Ribbon Tea Event at Etherredge Center
The event titled Pink Rindow Tea is set for October 4 from 3 30 to 5 p m at the Etherredge Center USCA. It is free with donations welcome to benefit the Savannah River Cancer Foundation and the Pink Ribbonettes. Registration is advised by calling 1 800 882 7445.
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Aiken man sentenced to 10 years for sex crimes
John W. Arthur aged 54 of Good Springs Road in Aiken was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to performing lewd acts on a minor. The acts occurred in 2009 when the victims were 14 and 15. He will register as a sex offender and wear a GPS monitor for life.
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Candidate injured while campaigning during dog attack
Democratic candidate Gail Diggs was injured when a dog chased her while delivering campaign signs near the Smith Hazel Recreation Center. She suffered a dislocated elbow, was treated at Aiken Regional Medical Centers, and says she will continue campaigning despite the setback. Diggs faces Republican Sunny ODonovan on November 8 for the City Council seat.
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