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PA s polluted Susquehanna River is poisoning the bay. What can be done
Pennsylvania is failing badly in its obligation to clean up the Susquehanna watershed harming the river, the bay and the people who depend upon them.
Mike Argento, York Daily Record
Published
2:21 pm UTC Feb. 3, 2021
Pennsylvania is failing badly in its obligation to clean up the Susquehanna watershed harming the river, the bay and the people who depend upon them.
Mike Argento, York Daily Record
Published
2:21 pm UTC Feb. 3, 2021
This USA Today Network special report explores solutions to deep threats that flow through New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland as the Susquehanna River feeds the Chesapeake Bay with life and death.
Erie Times-News
State Sen. Gene Yaw of Williamsport is correct. The pandemic-induced economic downturn and resulting $5 billion state budget deficit make it highly unlikely Pennsylvania lawmakers will rally now to make right the state’s shameful failure to meet its obligations to clean up the Chesapeake Bay.
But that financial crisis both convenient cover and cold, hard financial reality must not serve as the final word or be relied upon to again duck the hard work and expense that must occur if Pennsylvania is going to finally correct the leading role it plays in killing the Chesapeake Bay.
Yaw said even in good times, it was difficult to make the case for lawmakers to spend state resources on reducing pollution in the Chesapeake Bay located 100 or more miles away.
Chambersburg Public Opinion
Charles Quinton “C.Q.” Smith, a U.S. Army veteran, Boy Scout leader and businessman who presented himself as a pillar of the community in Chambersburg but perpetrated acts of sexual abuse for decades and escaped criminal prosecution, has died at 81.
In an email on Wednesday, the Rev. Andy Hart of the Presbyterian Church of Falling Spring, where Smith was a longtime member, notified others of his death.
Smith, he wrote, had been living at Providence Place Senior Living and died on Tuesday.
The cause of death has not been revealed, but Smith was in poor health for some time.
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