To get more information on the recall of cat and dog food products, visit www.menufoods.com/recall/ or call 1-866-895-2708.

By KIM HARMON

Published: Mar 23, 2007 12:00 am

To get more information on the recall of cat and dog food products, visit www.menufoods.com/recall/ or call 1-866-895-2708.

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Cats

1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets

2. Authority

3. Best Choice

4. Companion

5. Compliments

6. Demoulas Market Basket

7. Eukanuba

8. Fine Feline Cat

9. Food Lion

10. Foodtown

11. Giant Companion

12. Hannaford

13. Hill Country Fare

14. Hy-Vee

15. Iams

16. Laura Lynn

17. Liâl Red

18. Loving Meals

19. Meijerâs Main Choice

20. Nutriplan

21. Nutro Max Gourmet Classics

22. Nutro Natural Choice

23. Paws

24. Pet Pride

25. Presidents Choice

26. Price Chopper

27. Priority US

28. Save-A-Lot

29. Schnucks

30. Science Diet Feline Savory Cuts Cans

31. Sophistacat

32. Special Kitty Canada

33. Special Kitty US

34. Springfield Prize

35. Sprout

36. Stop & Shop Companion

37. Tops Companion

38. Wegmans

39. Weis Total Pet

40. Western Family US

41. White Rose

42. Winn Dixie

Dogs

1. Americas Choice, Preferred Pets

2. Authority

3. Award

4. Best Choice

5. Big Bet

6. Big Red

7. Bloom

8. Wegmans Bruiser

9. Cadillac

10. Companion

11. Demoulas Market Basket

12. Eukanuba

13. Food Lion

14. Giant Companion

15. Great Choice

16. Hannaford

17. Hill Country Fare

18. Hy-Vee

19. Iams

20. Laura Lynn

21. Loving Meals

22. Meijers Main Choice

23. Mighty Dog Pouch

24. Mixables

25. Nutriplan

26. Nutro Max

27. Nutro Natural Choice

28. Nutro Ultra

29. Nutro

30. Olâ Roy Canada

31. Olâ Roy US

32. Paws

33. Pet Essentials

34. Pet Pride â Good ânâ Meaty

35. Presidents Choice

36. Price Chopper

37. Priority Canada

38. Priority US

39. Publix

40. Roche Brothers

41. Save-A-Lot

42. Schnucks

43. Shep Dog

44. Springsfield Prize

45. Sprout

46. Stater Brothers

47. Weis Total Pet

48. Western Family US

49. White Rose

50. Winn Dixie

51. Your Pet

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Breaking the tax increase down to a “cost per day” may make it sound more palatable, but it minimizes the real impact these increases have—especially on those already struggling with rising costs across the board. A dollar here and a dollar there adds up, and for many families, it's not just about the price of a cup of coffee—it's about stretching every dollar to cover groceries, fuel, healthcare, and housing. A 6.72% property tax increase is significant, regardless of how it’s framed. Saying “it’s only $1.13 a day” overlooks the fact that for some residents, every expense matters. Just because costs are rising doesn’t mean the burden should automatically fall on taxpayers without exploring real efficiencies, cost savings, or long-term planning. We need to prioritize fiscal responsibility and find smarter ways to manage our town’s needs without assuming residents can or should absorb another round of tax hikes.

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