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Claims for the almost $14 billion settlement from DuPont and 3M are due Friday. Water departments can use the money to address and prevent PFAS contamination
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Rockford citizens met Thursday evening at Rockford High School for a townhall concerning the discovery of PFAS in dozens of private wells in and around Courtland Township.
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We talk to Connie Harvey, Director of Aquatics and Centennial Programs.
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The Michigan PFAS Action Response Team says it was notified by the Kent County Health Department after a business owner installed a new water well and conducted sampling as part of the permit process
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In March, a judge found Flint in civil contempt after missing deadlines to get the work done
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Bank of America, Woolly Daisy Farm, Community Action Month, Camp Good Grief, Care Resources, and Water Security.
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Value of Water Campaign Director Christy Harowski joins the show to discuss.
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Shelley Irwin talks to guests from Circle Theatre about the first show of the season, the GR Rise finish their season, the new West Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will receive federal funding, and more.
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Recently, Calvin University’s Plaster Creek Stewards gathered to explore and restore the floodplains of the Creek, we discuss.
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We listen to a segment of WGVU Public Television’s new show, Living West Michigan, three people were hurt in a shooting on Tuesday, there’s a new emergency order aimed at curtailing bird flu, and more.