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Greenco puts up; won't have to shut up - yet

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Walter Geiger
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Saturday, May 12. 2012
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By Walter Geiger

Greenco Environmental will have until November 11 to remove composted material from its embattled facility on Roger Brown Drive in the local industrial park.

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#1 Julia Heidbrink on 05/12/12 at 10:28 AM
It's a shame that because the compost may have value we let taxpaying citizens of this county have to deal with the bad smell from Greenco for up to another 6 months. Which is more important?

Julia
#2 Ken Stump on 11/14/12 at 07:18 AM
OMG Julia, 6 months or years, at least theres an end in site. Start working on Piedmont Pollution Plant. Who lets these Companies that no other towns want come into Lamar County.
#3 Julia Heidbrink on 11/14/12 at 08:08 AM
Well, now it is padlocked, and that's a good thing. LOL... Thomaston has some neat stuff, like Tractor Supply that's due to open soon. Griffin is a mess with the big box stores. We have a quaint and beautiful old downtown that needs to be appreciated. We have the old Ingles, next door to the newer one that should hold something... you and I like this good county for what it is, not for the polluting plants that are brought in... I will study up on the Piedmont Power Plant. We need to find some factual stuff about the allowable pollution for that one and post it for all to see.
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