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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2011

Page

9

Dogs and Humans Share Deep Evolutionary Bond

The article argues dogs diverged from wolves up to 130000 years ago and evolved alongside humans. It notes dogs interpret human expressions, display emotions like grief and empathy, and may show loyalty fairness and altruism. It highlights language learning and an advanced sense of smell tied to time perception.

Pets of the Week Focus on Foxy at Aiken Shelter

Foxy, 1.5 years old and 8.2 pounds, spotlighted as a friendly dog. The piece highlights animal welfare messages and the role of FOTAS volunteers at the Aiken County Animal Shelter on Wire Road. Contact info for FOTAS is provided.

FOTAS Aiken County Wire Road Fotasaiken.org

Local Society Meeting and Community Events in Aiken Area

The Aiken Barnwell Genealogy Society meets at 3 p.m. Sunday February 16 at the Aiken County Public Library with Charleston journalist Bart Humphrey discussing and signing his book Dead Weight. Also, an AARP Driving Course February 18 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers costs 14 dollars with discounts for members. Edgefield Camellia Tea February 17 at Magnolia Dale hosts from 3 to 5 30 p.m. Information via listed contacts.

Aiken Barnwell Genealogy Society Aiken County Public AARP Aiken Edgefield Magnolia Dale Edgefield County Historical Society Norris and Bacon Streets Aol Bellsouth.net

Beech Island Historical Society to Meet February 15

Beech Island Historical Society will host Dr. Marshall Waters to discuss The Midnight Raid at Chennault Ga on May 24 1865. The talk covers the theft of about 250000 in gold and silver coins from the Confederate Treasury. Public invited with contact Jackie Bartley at 6270184 for details.

Beech Island Historical Society Old Jackson Highway Beech Island Marshall Waters Chennault Washington, Ga Jackie Bartley

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