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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

28 Dec 2013

Page 11

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2013

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11

Meth cleanup industry grows around homes once used for meth

In Memphis a lab explosion prompts cleanup by Gary Siebenschuh and crew using detectors to sample walls and ducts. The process costs thousands, often uncovered by insurance, with dedicated hygienists and contractors restoring homes while oversight remains limited.

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Memphis Tenn Gary Siebenschuh Dick Cochran Siebenschuh Cochran AMC G7 Environmental Services Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Joe Mazzuca Meth Lab Cleanup LLC Mazzuca Courtney van Stolk van Stolk
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Frustration Grows Over Prolonged Power Outages

In East Lansing and beyond residents cope with a sixth day without electricity after a Christmas ice storm. Thousands remain dark across Michigan Maine and eastern Canada as line crews work. Generators become scarce costs rise and tempers flare with withholding utility concerns adding to hardship.

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East Lansing Mich John Johnson Michigan State University Michigan Maine Canada Johnson Toronto Jon Irvin Irvin Mount Pleasant Lansing Surry Bangor Hydro Cory Bean Bean T&d Solutions Kentucky Consumers Energy
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NYC transit hubs recover items after flood of lost belongings

NYC transit officials handle more than 50 000 lost items yearly across subways trains and buses with a 60 percent return rate. Clerks document where items were found and manage coats bikes wallets and electronics while holiday demand spikes losses and emotions rise.

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NYC Transit New York New York Transit William Bonner New York City Connecticut Raymond Rosario Melissa Gissentanner MTA Ezra Marcus Metro- North Marcus MTA Metro-North Grand Central Terminal Gissentanner
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