That discovery is spurring the county to test the local water table for the pollutants.
The county Health Department notified several residents living within a quarter mile of the dump located off of Sands Road in Harwood, that elevated levels of three compounds, all with potentially adverse health effects, were discovered in well-monitoring data.
The letter dated Jan. 2 said elevated levels of the metals beryllium, cadmium and chromium were...
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