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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 2007

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Pet food recall expands as owners seek safe options

In Portsmouth a cat named Horace survived kidney failure after Nitro products prompted a recall in mid-March. Pet owners seek guidance as authorities remain split and many turn to homemade diets and Arden Moore's Real Food for Dogs.

Topy Ratenent Portsmouth Horace Hatchet Ferent Arden Moore

Portsmouth Easter Egg Hunt Brings 500 Children Outdoors

In Portsmouth Langdon Park about 500 children from pre school to second grade hunted for roughly 5000 plastic pastel eggs despite cold and melting snow. Barry Foley noted the egg hiding was planned like a science as weather cooperated. Children enjoyed photos with the Easter Bunny and face painting.

Portsmouth Langdon Park City Hall Barry Foley Portsmouth Recreation Foley

Biodiesel bill sails through New Hampshire House

David Borden of New Castle, now a Democratic state representative, pushes House Bill 689 to study and promote biodiesel. The plan seeks a statewide initiative to replace up to 20 percent of diesel and heating oil with biodiesel from vegetable oils and animal waste, funded by no new money. The bill passed committee 15 to 1 and moved to the House by voice vote.

David Borden New Castle Chesterfield Vermont Orden State House Borden University of New Hampshire Energy, Environment

Offshore fish farming eyed as growing global sector

UN projections warn of a 40 trillion ton seafood shortfall by 2030 unless action is taken. President Bush proposes allowing open ocean fish farms in federal waters to boost supply while UNH researchers refine submerged offshore technology. China dominates the $70 billion industry with about 70 percent of production. the United States accounts for roughly 1.5 percent.

United Nations Bush Carlos Gutierrez New England Rich Langan University of New Hampshire Atlantic Maritime Coe Langan UIH China Asia United States

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