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Started by Towntalk, July 06, 2015, 05:10:31 PM

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Youngstownshrimp

Hi TT,  The Vindy wrote that the answer to the sewer problem is money, big money.  The fastest way to cut thru the bull tossed around is to raise the serious money right underneath the 3000 acres, drill horizontally from the wasteland of the Southside and in 24 months I'm  guessing we'll  have the money to correctly process our crap....problem solved...the true capitalist way, American that is.



Towntalk

No offense my friend what does the problem at the park have to do with fracking? The record rainfall overwhelmed an antaquated sewer system. We were luckey given what this record rainfall did to other areas in the region. The fact that susie chose to flap her toothless gums has nothing to do with it ... she amd her ilk are as irrelivant as used toilet paper, so your equating those who are concerned about Mill Creek Metro Park's current crisis to "fools" is as outragious as Susie's babblings. In fact, fracking has absolutely nothing to do with it at all. Don't forget that the majority of us voted down the Anti-fracking crowd FOUR TIMES and we'll vote them down again.

Youngstownshrimp

FRACKING OR SEWAGE, you had a choice fools.  You chose the feces, fortunately fracking is inevitable,  your sewage will be cleaned up after we finish off Opec.

jay

Maybe people living along the sewage system near Mill Creek Park shouldn't wash clothes on days with heavy rains.  This would cut down on a large portion of sewage entering the sewer system on that day.

AllanY2525

#5
Sounds like a plan is already in place to change the sewer system....just not as soon as some would
wish it to be.  It does make sense to do it all on a schedule that the public can afford, since they are
going to have to pay for it.

How often is this happening with the lakes in the park?  Maybe some of the various urban farm projects
could harvest and then compost the dead fish (bury them and allow to decompose) for fertilizer.  Native
Americans used fish for fertilizer in the past - it would put them to an acceptable and harmless use and
get them out of the lakes. 



Towntalk

#2
Who would have thought that the 5th and 6th ward poop could have done so much damage to Lake Newport?

http://wkbn.com/2015/07/07/wkbn-continues-to-probe-mill-creek-fish-death/