Contamination at Central Chemical site prompts Maryland cleanup review
In Hagerstown Maryland Central Chemical dumped toxic wastes into quarries and trenches contaminating soil and groundwater with DDT and other pesticides. EPA assess shows off site pesticide migration into Antietam Creek but no immediate public health risk or drinking water threat.
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Central Chemical site in Hagerstown traced from 1971 history
AP records document a long inquiry into the Central Chemical Corp site in Hagerstown. From 1971 to 1994 authorities repeatedly tested soil and groundwater, finding DDT and other pesticides, arsenic, lead, napthalene, and other chemicals.
Stadium arbiter nears decision on Redskins stadium plan
Annapolis AP The hearing officer Robert C Wilcox weighs conflicting arguments over a 160 million stadium next to Laurel Race Course in Anne Arundel County seeking a special exception and six variances for a 78 600 seat venue. A decision by month end or mid October is expected with potential appeals from both sides.
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