Town Hopes to Rebuild Kidsplace Sssskhswr; on the Other Side of Town
, Wilmington Crar WWW.YOURTOWNCRIER.COM 26 PAGES 50TH YEAR NO. 52 -nUNE 978-658-2346 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2005 stnijp&^sterl 2005 - Town's 275; Town Crier's 50th year A couple of Bv STEPHEN BJORK state officials, along with representatives municipal solid waste, contaminated soils, ject differed substantially from what was Good Guys WILMINGTON - The debate over the from the solid waste industry, have liquid chemicals, newsprint, non-haz- originally presented. need for a new library and the fight to formed a loose coalition and have been ardous waste, and other products, from While it voted unanimously to dismiss,, block New England Transrail each drew a working hard to block NET from the site. trucks to railroad cars. The facility would the STB did not discuss or rule on the 1sP"* ^S^f iJ??S substantial amount of ink; more so proba- The proposed waste transfer facility include grinding and processing activities. merits of the proposal. The petition was bly than any other single story, but in would transload various materials, includ- Roughly 400 truck trips per day may be dismissed without prejudice, enabling No turn on red..arrow Sfs£== JHHy= ElS0! fifty-two editions of the Town Crier, read- construction and demolition debris, ienerated by the facility, depending on the NET to come back to the table for anoth- ers kept in close contact with thei success of the busi- er try. tT-^rr SMESSBB n_3^; So...whfll about Roccos? isd— %-Z Xo*.«a\',£ Syj*.'?5 ■■■^■"'■*'« mi— .>■*>— community. Summaries of some ness, and one train Wilmington Town Counsel Paul the most memorable stories of 2 with roughly 25 cars DeRensis is currently dissecting the 108- appear below.
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