Ward Transformer in the News

Reprinted by permission of The News & Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina.

1. State says limit eating of fish caught in part of Neuse and its tributaries. (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in May 15, 2008 issue.

2. Ward PCB cleanup may reach creeks, too. (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the August 20, 2007 issue.

3. PCB cleanup plans revealed.(Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in April 18, 2007 issue.

4. Meeting looks at toxic clean-up plans. (From Staff Reports).  Appeared in the April 17, 2007 issue.

5. EPA to discuss pollution cleanup.  (Michael Biesecker).  Appeared in the April 13, 2007 issue.

6. Warning on fish extended in Wake.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the March 13, 2007 issue.

7. Ward site cleanup method debated. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in December 19, 2006 issue.

8. 3 ways to clean toxic site.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the July 4, 2006 issue.

9. Contamination estimate grows.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the June 20, 2006 issue.

10. Foul fish may extend to Neuse.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the April 15, 2006 issue.

11. Catch-and-release urged at lake. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in October 18, 2005 issue.

12. Ward site cleanup plan advances.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the September 21, 2005 issue.

13. Stronger warning urged at dirty waters.  (Josh Shaffer).  Appeared in the September 7, 2005 issue.

14. Companies agree to clean up PCBs. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in August 24, 2005 issue.

15. PCB testing set for Raleigh site. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in August 20, 2005 issue.

16. Officials demand PCB cleanup.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the August 12, 2005 issue.

17. Panel decries cleanup delay. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in August 5, 2005 issue.

18. PCBs may be on the move. (Josh Shaffer). Appeared in July 27, 2005 issue.

19. State: Crabtree Creek fish toxic. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in July 16, 2005 issue.

20. State toxin cleanup, leaders say. (Wade Rawlins). Appeared in July 6, 2005 issue.

21. Soil still toxic 25 years later.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the July 3, 2005 issue.

22. Comment invited on Ward site pollution.  (From Staff Reports).  Appeared in the December 23, 2004 issue.

23. Ward site deemed health hazard.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the November 17, 2004 issue.

24. Fisherman alerted to PCBs.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the May 21, 2004 issue.

25. Brier Creek fish have PCBs.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the December 9, 2003 issue.

26. Tackling a toxic threat.  (Wade Rawlins).  Appeared in the March 12, 2003 issue.

27. PCB pollution now haunts Wake site.  (James Eli Shiffer).  Appeared in the November 14, 1998 issue.