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SENECA FALLS — Close the Seneca Meadows landfill in 2025. Do not approve an expansion to keep it open until 2040.

The Public Safety Coordinating Council meets, Happy Birthday, Brian McMillan, in praise of Jimmy Carter, but not Woodrow Wilson.

Damari Barnes in court, Waste Pro changes its pick-up schedule this week in unincorporated Flagler, on the word cachinnate, and on doubt.

PFAS levels 9x higher in water sites adjacent to fields that spread sewage sludge, tests find Thurston

The Palm Coast Planning Board meets, Kerri Huckabee is in court, Stevie Wonder sings, Joe Biden's poll numbers continue to sink.

The trial of Jerome Malerba continues, Separation Chat, people are postponing visits to the doctor, Janice Joplin and Barbara Ehrenreich.

Sierra Club raises concerns about proposed waste facility in Steuben County, $82.7 million Corning-Painted Post capital project to be voted on in December, Steuben County repeals measure that required sheriff to buy liability insurance

Alfonso Joseph is sentenced, Separation Chat, an Internet Safety Class on online frauds and scams, reflections on the Aral Sea disaster.

Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, a few thoughts on assassinations, what evening news commercials say about viewers.

A new report claims that the PCB pollution in the Hudson River from GE’s dumping of the chemical is worse than has been anticipated by the Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) in its evaluation of the effectiveness of the dredging program it approved to get the PCB’s out. PCBs are polychlorinated biphenyls, chemicals that were banned […]