The federal government has spent $57 million to date cleaning up the Safety Light Superfund site, a spokesman said.

The Boyertown Sanitary Landfill, located on a 60-acre property in Douglass Township, has a history of accepting municipal waste, construction debris, and industrial waste. State and federal officials ...

The Boyertown Landfill served as a dumping ground for Boyertown's office trash, construction debris, sewage treatment plant ...

The meeting comes after “forever chemicals” were found in groundwater near a Superfund site once remediated with sewage ...

A groundwater treatment system is expected to be installed and operational in Palmerton by mid-2026 in an effort to clear up the borough’s drinking water. The system will be implemented under EPA’s ...

Residential waste, construction and demolition debris, as well as sewage treatment plant sludge, were dumped for decades at the 30-acre Boyertown Sanitary Landfill in northern Montgomery County until ...

Christina Solometo will enter a rehabilitative program after pooping on another woman's car in a road rage incident.

ALMEDIA — Federal workers removing radioactive contamination from the Safety Light Superfund site now have another contaminant to deal with — PFAS “forever chemicals.” Perfluorooctanoic acid and perfl ...

DOUGLASS (Mont.) — The state has spent more than $1 million conducting testing and installing home water filters in its response to chemical contamination found in groundwater around the closed ...