Thursday, July 9, 2009
Community - West County
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Tests reveal more unwanted metals in west county wells

Published 12/10/06

After finding dangerously high levels of heavy metals in private wells in Gambrills, the county Health Department has found lead levels above federal guidelines in three other nearby wells.

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As a precautionary measure, the department has decided to test 25 more privately-owned wells in Gambrills and Crofton within an area bounded by a sand and gravel mine, Arapaho Way off Rieldel Road and the Crofton Station Shopping Center.

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