EPA flags major errors in Keystone landfill risk study
An EPA memo cites glaring technical errors in AEPCO’s 35 acre Union Township landfill risk assessment. The critique notes faulty inorganic contaminant identification, improper data units, and inappropriate use of non-detects. Stakeholders urge prompt remedial action and drinking water provisions for nearby residents.
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Keystone Sanitation Co, Inc
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Debra L. Forman
Deborah Dewsbury
Dewsbury
Union Township
Littlestown
Gettysburg
KSC
Forman
dorisk
ESC
Advanced Engineering and Planning Corp. Inc
Rockville
AEPCO
ples
serendipity
Keystone drops appeal of landfill expansion veto
Keystone Sani tation Co. withdrew its appeal of the state DER denial of a 21 acre expansion at the Union Township landfill. Attorneys noted the timing with the EPA RI/FS report, while leaving open the possibility of a new permit request. Citizens Urging Rescue of the Environment described the withdrawal as final for the current denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Keystone Sanitation Co. Inc
Union Township
Franklin Kury
Reed, Smith, Shaw and McClay
KSC
state Department of Environmental Resources
Kury
Clouser Road
Littlestown
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Kenneth F
Anna Noel
RIFS
EPA
DER
Noel
John Allison
Allison
Maryland
CURE
Mary Minor
Cumberland Township approves Longview Estates home
Cumberland Township supervisors approved a two story house in Longview Estates for Todd Gordon following the Historical Architectural Review Board recommendation. Eloise Wilson said PennDOT is studying Taneytown Road speeds from 55 to 40 mph after resident complaints. A traffic signal at Route 30 Reynolds Avenue is funded and installed by the National Park Service after a park service request and traffic study.
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Cumberland Township
Historical Architectural Review Board
Longview Estates
Todd Gordon
Eloise Wilson
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Taneytown Road
PennDOT
Wilson
Route 30
Reynolds Avenue
National Park Service
park service
the
All You Can Eat Crabs at Bar Thirty
Hot steamed hard shelled crabs sold by the dozen or by the bushel eat in or carry out offered at Bar Thirty. An advertisement notes special pricing on crab servings with contact number 624-3200 and references Wednesday Thursday Sunday availability.
East Berlin Bets on $1 Sale for School Building
East Berlin residents plan a planning committee meeting at 8 p.m. at 402 Jacobs St to discuss buying the East Berlin Elementary School for one dollar and possible uses as a community center. The July plans follow a July 27 meeting where 87 residents voiced support and urged Bermudian Springs School Board to sell the building, vacated in 1991.
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East Berlin
Jacobs St
Joanne Eisenhart
Bermudian Springs
Eisenhart
Ken Young
Charles Hoffman
Jacque Hoffman
Hisenhart
Lichtel
Dr. Lichtel’s
Gettysburg Borough Tractor Recovered After Theft
The 1988 Ford Model 19260 tractor valued at $12,000 was found within nine hours after disappearing from the Rec Park. Detective Walter G. Gliem Jr. said a suspect, William Mitchell, was arrested in Gettysburg and later linked to the NC purchase in Wilkesboro. the case involves cross state legal issues and ongoing efforts to recover the tractor and pursue civil action.
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Gettysburg
municipal recreation park
Rec Park
Walter G. Gliem Jr
the Ree Park
Gliem
William Mitchell
Emmitsburg Road
Mitchell
Maryland
North Wilkesboro
N.C
National Crime Information Center
Wilkesboro
Gliem ai
Brown
Wilkes County
Michael Ashburn
Ashburn
Adams County
John Brown
Max Ferree
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John Brown Chevrolet
Joseph Greer
Brown Chevrolet
H & H Pontiac
Barry Brown
Chevrolet
Major Brown
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