seriously??? just like that. BS...no it's not and we all know it. how dare u splash this on the front page of the lancaster paper-it's NOT true and y'all know it. that's why we have no smallmouth and that's why fish are male and females instead of one or the other...go to the farms and start there. and STOP LYING TO THE PUBLIC - WE DESERVE BETTER
I'm sure the people who own and use the cottages along the river bank and on the islands are dumping plenty of sewage into the river. Why hasn't the DEP or EPA looked into where the sewer waste goes for these cabins?
In regard to the cottages: This has been an ongoing mystery. From what I understand, if someone ever broke this story open, a lot of dirty, little secrets would spill out. I also wonder what is flowing out of that huge pipe beside the bridge, at River Park.
Isn't that the same pipe that at some point starts at the THE, runs under the Colonial Metals property where there used to be a building? I thought it was creek water and rain water runoff.
i agree you need to start with all the farms and businesses that are along the river...remember, you have to start way up above us .....there are a whole lot of farms and also a lot of businesses that discharge into the river.......just who is inspecting these businesses that discharge into the river ??????
really? i think the bigger picture here is the upper Susquehanna, after all the river flows down into the lower Susquehanna!!!! what needs looked at is ALL the farms, businesses, etc that are dumping into the river ALL the time....its a LOT bigger than y'all think. farms and business are the biggest number uno culprits...DEP START THERE...
seriously??? just like that. BS...no it's not and we all know it. how dare u splash this on the front page of the lancaster paper-it's NOT true and y'all know it. that's why we have no smallmouth and that's why fish are male and females instead of one or the other...go to the farms and start there. and STOP LYING TO THE PUBLIC - WE DESERVE BETTER
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the people who own and use the cottages along the river bank and on the islands are dumping plenty of sewage into the river. Why hasn't the DEP or EPA looked into where the sewer waste goes for these cabins?
ReplyDeleteWait a minute that is EXACTLY what I was thinking...the cottages ?? Public sewer?? Or is the river their sewer?
ReplyDeleteIn regard to the cottages: This has been an ongoing mystery. From what I understand, if someone ever broke this story open, a lot of dirty, little secrets would spill out.
ReplyDeleteI also wonder what is flowing out of that huge pipe beside the bridge, at River Park.
Isn't that the same pipe that at some point starts at the THE, runs under the Colonial Metals property where there used to be a building? I thought it was creek water and rain water runoff.
DeleteWell what does it take to break a story? Just a phone call to the proper state agency?
DeleteReply to February 14 at 9:24 p.m.:
DeleteThat would be a start. Here is some contact information:
DEP: http://www.depweb.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/dep_home/5968
EPA: http://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/states/pa.html
LNP: http://lancasteronline.com/pages/contact/
Reply to February 14 at 9:23 PM:
DeleteIs that what it is? Thanks for the info.
i agree you need to start with all the farms and businesses that are along the river...remember, you have to start way up above us .....there are a whole lot of farms and also a lot of businesses that discharge into the river.......just who is inspecting these businesses that discharge into the river ??????
ReplyDeletePerhaps the dirty little secrets would look a lot like feces.
ReplyDeleteCould be
Deletereally? i think the bigger picture here is the upper Susquehanna, after all the river flows down into the lower Susquehanna!!!! what needs looked at is ALL the farms, businesses, etc that are dumping into the river ALL the time....its a LOT bigger than y'all think. farms and business are the biggest number uno culprits...DEP START THERE...
ReplyDeleteYou're right. We might be shocked to discover what goes into the river all along its length.
DeleteExactly....
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