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Dr Ty Mungle files a lawsuit against NLCS, the board and Dr Wendy Miller

BEDFORD Former North Lawrence School Superintendent Dr. Ty Mungle has filed a lawsuit against North Lawrence Community School Corporation, the North Lawrence Community School Board, and School Board President Dr. Wendy Miller. Dr. Tye Mungle The suit was filed on Friday, April 12th, in Lawrence .

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County hires former chief deputy prosecutor to lead public defender agency

The EPA says 3 Blooming industrial waste sites have hit a milestone

The Herald-Times The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is proposing to remove three Bloomington Superfund sites from its National Priorities List, in what one federal official called a “milestone” in the decades-long effort to mitigate hazardous materials contamination. Current and former city officials and others involved in the effort said the agency’s step was generally good news for Bloomington, but some also cautioned the community to remain vigilant. The three sites a limestone quarry pit at the former Bennett Stone Quarry, Lemon Lane Landfill and Neal’s Landfill all have been contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, a group of man-made organic chemicals used in industrial and commercial applications such as plastics, pigments and electrical equipment. According to the EPA, they can damage the nervous and reproductive systems and can cause cancer.

Dogs on the Job: The Ultimate Greeters

Dec 16, 2020 | Community (l-r) Experience Technology’s Eric Steining with Chia, Stacy Steining with Mike, and Alex Nay with Murphy. Photo by Rodney Margison by JANA WILSON Imagine having a co-worker in your office that greets every customer happily, has passersby stopping in just to say hi, and listens sympathetically to everything you have to say. A pipe dream? Not when you bring your dog to work. “It’s very calming to people,” says Andy Mallor of Mallor Grodner Attorneys. Mallor brings Keegan, a 6-year-old golden retriever, to the office nearly every day. “It makes coming to work so much more enjoyable,” he says.

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