Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:Hoping to draw in customers, several restaurants and bars in the U.S. are holding weekly "goldfish races"—events during which patrons armed with bottles or water guns squirt goldfish down the length of plastic gutters. Making matters worse are reports that drunken patrons have impaled some fish with cocktail straws and have swallowed others alive. We've asked these establishments to replace the cruel events with alternatives, to no avail. We need your help now! 
  
  
  
 Fish are complex beings who have personalities, communicate with each other, form bonds, and even grieve when family members and companions die. Being handled and subjected to loud noises and bright lights is a terrifying ordeal for such tiny, defenseless animals who have no opportunity to escape and who are viewed by the bar managers as expendable commodities. 
  
  
  
 Please join us in urging the following establishments to cancel these weekly events and replace them with activities that do not cause harm. 
  
  
  
 Send polite comments to: 
  
  
  
 Schulyer Holes 
  
 Co-owner 
  
 Woodsky's 
  
 Seattle, Washington 
  
 206-547-9662 
  
  
  
 The Fillin Station Grille 
  
 Southaven, Mississippi 
  
 662-510-5423 
  
 http://www.fillinstationgrille.com/contact-us.html (e-mail form) 
  
  
  
 Kristie Gadino 
  
 Manager 
  
 Sol Cantina 
  
 Kansas City, Missouri 
  
 816-931-8080 
  
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Solution:
A Seattle bar has ended its weekly goldfish races after PETA unleashed its fury—but other hangouts “are saying screw you to the PETA folks,” says the bar owner halting the practice. What, you ask, is a goldfish race? It means plopping fish into plastic tubes of water, then propelling them to the finish line by blowing in a straw or firing a water pistol, reports Seattle Weekly. “We'd use the little 10-cent feeder fish that would normally be fed to pets,” said the owner. “It was really, really popular. But we started getting all kinds of calls and e-mails from PETA people. It got to the point where Tuesday nights I'd get 60 or 70 emails.” For its part, PETA complains that patrons think it's funny to impale the fish with cocktail straws or swallow them alive.