Palace Malice halves stake sold to Three Chimneys Farm
Dogwood Stable sold 50 percent of Palace Malice to Three Chimneys Farm near Lexington. A panel will examine the colt on November 15 to confirm he is sound for racing. If approved, palace Malice could begin a 2015 campaign at the Aiken Training Track after a bone bruise setback and retirement announcement.
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Dogwood Stable
Palace Malice
Three Chimneys Farm
Colt
Aiken
Lexington
Kentucky
Amine
Dogwood
Cot Campbell
Saratoga Race Course
New York
Campbell
Area Deaths Mark Warrenville, Aiken, Greenwood Losses
The list notes area deaths for Ernest Eugene Doolittle of Warrenville John A Jack Uhrich of Aiken and Thelma Gilchrist Boozer of Greenwood The brief obituary notices appear in the Deaths and Funerals column with tributes to each departed individual and their communities.
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John A
Jack” Uhrich
Aiken
Thelma Gilchrist Boozer
Greenwood
Jail chaplain shares faith in Aiken facility daily life
Ron Morse and his wife relocated from Rochester to Aiken South Carolina after a library picklisted retirement spot. He serves at the Aiken County detention center through Good News Jail & Prison Ministry guiding Bible study addiction recovery and inmate counseling. Morse starts with prayer visits the jail's housing pods and handles inmate requests including Bible distributions with 170 Bibles issued and over 200 Bible lessons completed in a week.
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Ron Morse
Rochester
New York
America
Aiken
South Carolina
Morse
Aiken County Detention Center
Michael Hunt
Good News Jail & Prison Ministry
Teddy Kulmala
South Carolina Ranks 10th in Vehicle Deer Collisions
State Farm data show SC is tenth nationwide for vehicle deer crashes. The three-month period around autumn brings higher risk with odds about one in 93 statewide. In Aiken County this year there have been 31 collisions, 24 property damage only and seven injuries. Nationwide trends over 2011 to 2013 show 2,224, 2,339, and 2,156 collisions respectively, with fatalities rising to five, six, and four. Deer populations and collision numbers have declined since the 1990s according to SC DNR.
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State Farm Insurance
South Carolina
Federal Highway Administration
State Farm
Aiken County
S.C. Department of Public Safety
Charles Ruth
S.C
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