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Former Town Manager Jack Healey allowed this disaster during his tenure because of his failure to prevent excessive earth removal.  Thanks, Jack for creating a regulation for something you should have prevented.  Middleboro meeting on tap over contaminated soil ban By Eileen Reece / Enterprise Correspondent Posted Jan 28, 2018 Seeking to fill an abandoned cranberry bog in order to build a three-story greenhouse, property owner and Raynham developer Jeffrey Tardanico says the contaminated construction fill was laboratory-tested soil approved by the state DEP. MIDDLEBORO - A new health regulation to prevent contaminated soil from being brought to the town is proposed by the Board of Selectmen, acting as the Board of Health, and a public hearing is scheduled Monday on the proposal. Selectman Vice-Chairman Stephen McKinnon recommended a health regulation be adopted following a public hearing in September when a developer asked permission to...

30 January 18 It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News WE HAVE A CRITICAL SHORTFALL ON DONATIONS FOR JANUARY - We far behind where would normally be and far behind where we need to be. We must find a way to stimulate a couple of good fundraising days. With the greatest respect. / Marc Ash - Founder, Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! FOCUS: Harvey "Sluggo" Wasserman | Will Trumputin's State of the Union Be in Stormy Russian?  Harvey Wasserman, Reader Supported News Wasserman writes: "All tortured explanations of Donald Trump and his Russian handlers can be boiled down to one simple word: Mafia." READ MORE Will Trumputin’s State of the Union Be in Stormy Russian? By Harvey Wasserman, Reader Supported News 30 January 18 ll tortured explanations of Donald Trump and his Russian handlers can be boiled down to one simple word: Mafia. He dare not mention it in the State of the Union. But with Trumput...

Journalist Traces Family Histories Of Lawmakers Who Speak Out Against Immigration January 26, 2018   Updated Jan 26, 2018 http://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2018/01/26/jennifer-mendelsohn-resistance-genealogy As President Trump and Congress debate what's next for immigration, one journalist is working to  trace the immigration roots  of lawmakers and other public figures who are in favor of a crackdown on the issue. Here & Now 's Robin Young speaks with  Jennifer Mendelsohn  ( @CleverTitleTK ) about her new project, which Mendelsohn calls  #resistancegenealogy . This segment aired on January 26, 2018. Getty POLITICS How Would Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Have Affected His Own Team? I traced their family histories. Their ancestors wouldn’t have been welcome. By JENNIFER MENDELSOHN   January 18, 2018 After President Donald Trump  called  it a ...