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In Pennsylvania
Dimock rejects Binghamton water offer A raucous atmosphere
took hold among a crowd of about 150 people at the Dimock municipal building
Monday night, as the township supervisors weighed Binghamton Mayor Matthew T.
Ryan ‘s proposal to truck City of Binghamton water to 11 Dimock families Gannett
story & video Daily
Review
took hold among a crowd of about 150 people at the Dimock municipal building
Monday night, as the township supervisors weighed Binghamton Mayor Matthew T.
Ryan ‘s proposal to truck City of Binghamton water to 11 Dimock families Gannett
story & video Daily
Review
EPA criticizes state
for shale air pollution rules The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
has strongly criticized PA’s new policy guidelines for regulating air
pollutants emitted by Marcellus Shale gas wells and development sites located
in close proximity to one another Post-Gazette
In New Jersey
Garbage industry still
a haven for organized crime? Enterprising criminals continue
to find a comfortable home in New Jersey’s solid-waste industry, slipping
through shoddy regulations and weak enforcement, according to a state
report issued Tuesday by the
SCI The
Record
a haven for organized crime? Enterprising criminals continue
to find a comfortable home in New Jersey’s solid-waste industry, slipping
through shoddy regulations and weak enforcement, according to a state
report issued Tuesday by the
SCI The
Record
Bear hunt
protestors win court battle Animal protection activists won
a small battle early Monday afternoon, when a state appeals court gave
them limited permission to protest the state-approved bear hunt outside
the high-traffic weigh station on Route 23 in Franklin
The
Record Star-Ledger