Water manager Stan Koebel hopes Walkerton can one day forgive ...
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WALKERTON, Ont. (CP) - The man who will serve a year in jail for his role in the tainted-water tragedy that killed seven people hopes the devastated Ontario community can one day forgive him, his lawyer said Monday.
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By Scott Williams, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel  May 28--Any boater who ever scoured a shoreline looking for gas pumps or wasted an afternoon lugging fuel down to the dock will undoubtedly appreciate Mark Moertl's ingenuity -- and his persistence.
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Democrat Ned Lamont's campaign manager said he would apologize to the mayor of Waterbury for describing the city that backed his opponent, Sen. Joe Lieberman, as a place "where the forces of slime meet the forces of evil."
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By Bob Shaw, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Jun. 3--WOODBURY -- No one will say who it is, but the Water-Hog of Woodbury has become a bit of a legend.
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Stan and Frank Koebel, the two brothers charged in the Walkerton E. coli water mishap that four years ago left seven dead, are reportedly expected to plead guilty today to public endangerment.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Dec. 9--What's muddying the waters at North Carolina's Clean Water Management Trust Fund? The state-funded conservation organization recently lost its executive director, and then its board chairman stepped down.
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By Arlene Martinez, The Morning Call, Allentown, Pa.  Jun. 26--When Jerry McAward joined the staff of Pocono Whitewater Adventures 20 years ago, the discussion on how to best utilize the Francis E. Walter Dam had already started.
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By Bill Tanger  Gov. Kaine, take a back seat to the State Water Control Board.  Despite the protestations of Kaine spokesman Kevin Hall that the  "governor takes a back seat to no one in his commitment to environmental  stewardship," that is clearly not the case.
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By MARK WILSON, Courier & Press staff writer 464-7417 or wilsonm@courierpress.com  Living Lands & Waters, a nonprofit group dedicated to restoring and beautifying riverbanks, is making a return visit to Evansville.
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Northwestern coach Randy Walker has an inflammation of the heart muscle and was hospitalized for a second day Tuesday. &quot;He&#39;s feeling much better today, resting comfortably,&quot; spokesman Mike Wolf said.
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Gay bishop Gene Robinson has told the BBC he regrets the pain caused by his consecration but vows not to resign.
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A turn of Peter Heckel's tap Tuesday morning did nothing. Heckel, a decades-long resident of North Raleigh, woke up to no water. A record-breaking weekend of Triangle water use had left the private water system that provides Heckel's home with pressure too low.
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PERTH, Australia -- Struggling in the raging flood waters, Jillian Searle had to make a choice: which son to hold on and which to let go.
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One of the two managers that have knocked the Mariners out of the playoffs just two wins short of the World Series apparently could get a chance to return the team to its glory days.
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By Pam Sohn, Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.  Jun. 25--On July 1, Tennessee residents will be able to go to the Internet and find violations of the Clean Water Act.
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By Kersten Swinyard Deseret Morning News  Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson has been granted his wish for a slice of money for Pioneer Park renovations.
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With the water business dealt with, the company can refocus its energies on growing the business.