#BlissCornerCleanup

State House votes to allocate $250,000 in grants for Bliss Corner cleanup

Residents impacted by the toxic soil in Bliss Corner could get some much needed financial assistance from the state. The State House on July 14 unanimously approved a $4.2 billion spending plan, which included an amendment from State Rep. Chris...

Inside the EPA's Bliss Corner cleanup

Old tires. A rusted Texaco sign. Intact milk and whiskey bottles dating back to the 1950s. These are just a few of the items restoration crews have unearthed during the initial stages of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s effort to clean up...

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Bliss Corner cleanup begins

The cleanup of toxic soil from five homes in Dartmouth’s Bliss Corner neighborhood is officially underway. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency crews began on-site operation in the neighborhood on Monday and plan to complete clean-up work by the...