TOP STORY: MOLD LEVELS STILL VERY HIGH
GREENwich Time Starts To Learn That
GREENwich Public Schools Lied About The
GREEN Mold Classroom Contamination
GREENwich Time Starts To Learn That
GREENwich Public Schools Lied About The
GREEN Mold Classroom Contamination
Sue Wallarstein had her maintenance crews scrub and scrub, but they just could not cover up those high mold spore counts.
The school maintenance crews even removed all the contaminated school desks and they still found high mold spore counts.
The Greenwich Public Schools even replaced the ceiling tiles again, and they still found high mold spore counts.
The school maintenance crews even removed all the contaminated school desks and they still found high mold spore counts.
The Greenwich Public Schools even replaced the ceiling tiles again, and they still found high mold spore counts.
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"I was hired to figure out whether the children had been exposed to high levels of mold," said Robert Leighton, a Forest Hills, N.Y., certified industrial hygienist who conducted the tests.
"My answer is yes."
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Expert: Mold levels high
"I was hired to figure out whether the children had been exposed to high levels of mold," said Robert Leighton, a Forest Hills, N.Y., certified industrial hygienist who conducted the tests.
"My answer is yes."
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Expert: Mold levels high
High levels of mold found in a wall, outside a modular building and on a piece of carpeting show that Hamilton Avenue School students and staff were exposed to the spores, according to test results released yesterday by a parents group....
..."The carpet acts as a memory," he said. "It tells us what things were exposed there in the past. The carpeting is showing us that there was contamination."
Leighton also found high levels of airborne mold outside of the modular in the area next to the building's entrance. While it is natural to find high levels of mold in the outdoors, the readings were particularly high, he said....
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Sorry, for the delay in posting.
Late morning and early afternoon Greenwich Roundup was updating these news stories from yesterday. Basically all of the articles were linked to this news article which was also updated.
Please see:
06/11/08 - Let us enter the Twilight Zone of incompetant Greenwich News Reporting (Updated June 12,2008)
Then the rest of the afternoon and evening was spent talking to three individuals who have had a news story totally ignored by the Greenwich Citizen, the Greenwich Post and the Greenwich Time.
For years, it has served as a place where things got made. From the early 1900s to the early 1960s, the property at 84 So. Water St. was where George Mertz and Sons created custom millwork.
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Please send your comments and news tips GreenwichRoundup@gmail.com
Sorry, for the delay in posting.
Late morning and early afternoon Greenwich Roundup was updating these news stories from yesterday. Basically all of the articles were linked to this news article which was also updated.
Please see:
06/11/08 - Let us enter the Twilight Zone of incompetant Greenwich News Reporting (Updated June 12,2008)
Then the rest of the afternoon and evening was spent talking to three individuals who have had a news story totally ignored by the Greenwich Citizen, the Greenwich Post and the Greenwich Time.
