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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1985

Page

10

Clam cancer prompts intensified biologist efforts

Biologists from Maine to Maryland investigate softshell clam cancer spreading along the coast from Maine to the Chesapeake Bay. Officials warn publicity could harm the industry while noting no clear link to human health or dead clams yet.

Boothbay Harbor Maine Chesapeake Bay Stuart W. Sherburne State Fisheries Research Laboratory Salt Bay Damariscotta Boothbay National Marine Fisheries Service Oxford Aaron Rosenfield Oxford Lab Sherburne Spencer Apollonio Richard W. Langton Langton Greg Bogdan Maine Bureau of Health Bogdan Long Cove Searsport Harpswell

Aiken Community Playhouse sets designer corrected

The Sun isday Aiken Standard corrects the design credit for the Youth Wing production. Isabel Vandervelde is the set designer, not the previously reported person. The newspaper regrets the error.

Aiken Community Playhouse Aiken Standard Isabel Vandervelde

Monarch butterfly and hawk sightings near Crosland Park

In a Southside shopping area near Hahn Avenue and Crosland Park, a late migrating Monarch butterfly was seen hovering above a store roof while a resident Cooper's hawk patrols the streets. The hawk reportedly crashed into a nearby home window several weeks earlier, drawing attention from locals.

Cooper's Hawk Hahn Avenue Crosland Park John Randalls

Flyway Hawk Stirs Front Porch Crowd

A hawk rested on a front porch for about twenty seconds before fly-flopping to a pine. After fifteen minutes it regained composure and the next day returned to scan yards for birds. In the last decade both sharp shinned and Cooper's hawks have found feeding stations easy prey. Hawks thrill observers yet watching a kill disturbs some. Nature lovers also face rough parking lots.

Cooper

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