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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2010

Page

13

Lionfish to Go: Chefs Race to Turn Invasive Fish into Dining

Conservationists, tour operators, and chefs launch a five city tasting tour to promote lionfish as a marketable dish. NOAA outreach specialist Renata Lana aims to eat the invasive species out of existence by encouraging anglers to catch and restaurants to serve it. Lionfish, native to the Indian and Pacific oceans, has spread across the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico threatening reef ecosystems. Different preparation methods from frying to jerky and sushi are discussed, with chefs noting its mild flavor and adaptability.

San Juan Puerto Rico Western Hemisphere Encourag U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Renata Lana U.S Indian Pacific Seaboard Caribbean Gulf of Mexico South America Japan

Teen killer of border agent gets 40 years in prison

A 17-year-old Mexican, Christian Daniel Castro Alvarez, was sentenced to 40 years for the murder of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Robert Rosas, who was killed during a robbery attempt near Campo, California. The case sparks debate over Arizona immigration enforcement and border safety.

San Diego U.S Border Patrol Christian Daniel Castro Alvarez Robert Rosas Castro Arizona M. James Lorenz Rosas U.s.-Mexico Lorenz Campo

Women to serve on submarines by 2012

The Navy announced that the first group of women will report aboard submarines by 2012. Officers will serve on guided missile and ballistic missile submarines with more living space, based at Kings Bay Georgia, following a cleared Congress and Defense Secretary Gates decision.

Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base U.S Navy Congress Defense Robert Gates Barry Bruner Bruner Kings Bay Georgia

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