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Residents look for answers to questions
By: JIM FLYNN/Chronicle Edltor, Hamden Chronicle January 18, 2001 ·>
I More than 100 residents of the Newhall neighborhood as I - E
S°"m well as Hamden Middle School parents attended a meeting
O":ms at Christian Tabemacle Baptist Church to discuss the
Ozmms clean-up process of potentially hazardous chemicals in
Pom Log the grounds of the school. ‘=**¤*
News swan And what was supposed to be an informational meeting hosted by the
mmmunw Nm; Newhall Coalition tumed into bickering among residents and officials.
I '”` CT '°“"“°“°°“‘ ”l'm not a chemist, l'm a parent and l‘m very concemed,“ sald Nancy
I r crucified: Bartell, a parent who supports closing the school until there is absolutely no
I , Mme Your health risk to the students. ‘
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hm led A Leslie Balch, director of health for the Quinnipiack Valley Health District
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I v I said their first concem is people's safety.
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I lt Town rant f'We are interested in your concems," said Balch. “We say it all the time. »
I I Fun and Game- We want to hear your concems,"
` I {*¤¤¤i¤=• Balch said she is seeking data about health issues related to Hamden
D"°°*° Middle School such as common illnesses among students or any new and
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I I SPM, wml Hamden Middle School PTA co-president Gladys DeLucla said that for the V,
' °°"*'°* '·" best interest of all involved, it is her belief that the school should be closed. -
”Our children will not get the best of anything from Hamden Middle `
School,” said DeLucla. ”We will most likely loose the very teachers that
won Hamden Middle School their award for excellence."
W __ _ The Department of Environmental Protection announced they would be
taking approximately 100 soil samples from the right of ways along several _
· M ·w· streets. Samples will then be analyzed. ‘ T
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ifi “lt's important to have knowledge,” said Mayor Carl Amento. "Knowledge is I- qi
power. When we know something, we can correct it. The good news is that E E ,
the problems we are facing are correctable," continued Amento. ng ,6
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Mike Harder, head of the DEP's remediation program, said “an incredible LU is Q
amount of work has been done" on the school site. Harder said that once E Vx .
samples along the right of ways are complete steps will be taken to test g N:
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. I further into the neighbors' property pending those tests. ;
Brian Toal, director of health for the state. said, "virtually no chemicals
from waste at the school are getting into the sch0oI."
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