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Chloe, the longtime feline resident of Horton’s Books & Gifts in Carrollton died at age 15 on Sunday, December 18, 2011.
A rescue cat that arrived at the doorstep of Horton’s owners in the summer of 1996, Chloe moved to the retail bookstore in the winter of 1997 and remained there until her illness necessitated her staying at her owner’s home.
West Georgia Textile Heritage Trail - Carrollton Spur:
Georgia's Forgotten Gold Rush - Villa Rica:
Mt. Zion Cemetery - Where History Lives:
Coley Smith discusses Great Depression in Carroll County:
Ian Davis discusses the Carroll County Cooperative Extension:
Relay for Life - Carrollton (2011):
Historic Banning Mills Zipline Canopy Tour in Whitesburg:
Carrollton City Council meeting archives: http://media1.one-to-one.com/cgi-bin/carrolltoncity.cgi
Carroll County Commission meeting archives: http://www.carrollcountyga.com/pages/carroll_county_video/
Carroll County Communications Coordinators:
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The pineal gland is a pine cone shaped gland of the endocrine system. A structure of the diencephalon of the brain, the pineal gland produces several important hormones including melatonin. Melatonin influences sexual development and sleep-wake cycles. (about.com)
by Sunny Kirby, StarNews
Our Star this week is Deborah York, office manager at Atlanta West Animal Hospital in Villa Rica. Deborah has worked there for thirteen years, and has progressively become more involved in animal rescue.
She recently received a rescue licence with the state of Georgia. Deborah is a founding member of The American Veterinary Animal Welfare Foundation , which features a weekly pet, here at StarNews Online.
A true animal lover, Deborah has eighteen pets of her own (all rescues), including birds, dogs, and cats. She urges anyone looking for a pet to take the adoption route.
Deborah is pictured above with one of The American Veterinary Animal Welfare Foundation's most lovable adoptable dogs, Dunk.
