City OKs Loan to Fund Cleanup: $1.1 Million From EPA Will Go to Park East Housing, Retail Project
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By Tom Daykin, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Sep. 22--A $175 million housing and retail development that's planned for Milwaukee's Park East area will receive a $1.1 million city/federal loan to help with the project's environmental cleanup.
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By Tom Coombe, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  May 31--A Plainfield Township landfill has paid a $56,000 fine for letting litter escape from its boundaries.
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Global Building Services Inc., a Newhall, Calif.-based company that provided janitorial services to Target stores in California, Arizona, Nevada and Texas, has agreed to pay $1.
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By Jerome L. Sherman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette  Mar. 13--WASHINGTON -- Southwestern Pennsylvania stands to benefit from a  package of $14 billion in low-interest loans that the U.S. House approved last  week to help local governments pay for improvements to their sewage systems.
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After facing years of harsh scrutiny as a potentially catastrophic Boston terrorist target, owners of the liquefied natural gas terminal in Everett yesterday committed $1 million a year to help low-income Massachusetts residents pay their gas utility bills.
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The Navy plans to haul away 13,000 dump-truck loads of polluted soil from an old landfill on Camp Peary. It will be a $5.5 million cleanup project that is expected to last two years.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Anthony Williams on Wednesday signed a nearly &#36;1 billion stadium funding package, clearing the way for the city to begin work on a ballpark for a Major League Baseball team.
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By Katherine Tam, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Dec. 15--Garbage rates could go up in Danville, Lamorinda and Walnut Creek to cover a $1 million shortfall.
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By Tom Daykin, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  Dec. 9--City financial assistance proposed for a $175 million downtown housing development received support Friday from Milwaukee Comptroller W. Martin Morics, paving the way for Common Council approval.
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Washington, D.C., Mayor Anthony  Williams on Wednesday signed a nearly $1 billion stadium  funding package, clearing the way for the city to begin work on  a ballpark for a Major League Baseball team.
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By Joel C. Thompson, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Jun. 4--BRIDGEPORT -- Despite objections from three City Council members and an environmental advocate, the Planning and Zoning Commission has approved an oil recycling firm's plan to add storage tanks to its East End facility.
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By Bob Downing, The Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio  Jun. 24--The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency will accept comments through Saturday on a fund established in connection with fires and odors at a southern Stark County landfill.
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By Anthony Spangler, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas  Jun. 6--To applause from east side residents, the Fort Worth council agreed to buy two vacant apartment complexes in a blighted east side neighborhood for $3.8 million, with plans to raze them to make way for new development.
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By Mary Macdonald, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution  Jun. 2--Used to be fixing the sewers, adding sidewalks and getting the  trash picked up on time was enough.    Now cities feel they need to help save the planet.
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By Susan Gordon, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Feb. 9--The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is demanding that the City of Tacoma to pay a $358,000 fine and restore wildlife habit as a penalty for missing deadlines on the Thea Foss Waterway Superfund cleanup.
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By Georgia Evdoxiadis Daily Herald Staff Writer  The Lake County Board on Tuesday formally approved paying $1 million toward the overhaul of the Glennshire Hawthorn Woods water system.
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District of Columbia Mayor Anthony A. Williams and Council Chairman Linda W. Cropp reached agreement last night on a stadium financing package that they said will satisfy Major League Baseball by guaranteeing construction of a permanent home for the Washington Nationals along the Anacostia waterfront.