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Austin Master Services (AMS) is a radiological waste management solutions company operating in Martins Ferry (Belmont County), OH, close to the Ohio River. Media accounts report that AMS has stored at least 10,000 tons of fracking waste (drill cuttings with low radioactivity) at the facility. The facility is rated and permitted to hold 600 tons.

Environmental groups say more should be done to protect peoples health from what they call toxic, radioactive sludge. A court granted a temporary restraining order against Austin Master Services, a fracking waste-storage facility in Martins Ferry, at the request of Ohio Attorney General David Yost. Ohio has some of the least-restrictive rules on fracking waste, said Jill Hunkler, director of the local advocacy group Ohio Valley Allies. ...

Austin Master Services wastewater treatment facility along the Ohio River was recently cited for improperly storing oil and gas waste.

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Of the many sad moments after my mother died, the discovery of a bag containing her church vestments was among the most poignant. Kept in a cupboard overflowing with a lifetime’s accumulation of ordinary clothes, it was an especially painful find. I stared at the carefully folded garments, running my hand over the cool white cotton of the robe. This particular outfit wouldn’t be joining the pile for the charity shop.

Bishop Jaime Soto called the bankruptcy filing a “very difficult chapter for us.”

The Frankfort Congregational Church, at 42 Main Road South, is holding a special worship service on Maundy Thursday, March 28, at 7 p.m.