Canton town leaders say state won't help pay for cleanup on property deemed a biohazard

Town Clerk Angela Varnum said that 34 cats were collected from the River Road property. According to new laws of the state’s Animal Welfare Program, the state won’t pay for any of the cleanup needed on the property.

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