The Environmental Protection Agency has that looked at new ways to detect “forever chemicals” in the air surrounding
The project, funded with an from the EPA, was being conducted by the Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering at UNC-Chapel Hill’s Gillings School of Global Public Health. The research, which began in 2022,
The , but on Monday, a member of UNC professor Jason Surratt’s lab confirmed to CityView that one of the grants had been canceled. Fayetteville clean water advocate Mike Watters is concerned the of data already collected.
In today’s newsletter: will bring his “Cupid Shuffle” to Fayetteville for a . Cupid is headlining the event, which features other music and DJ sets and dance team performances. Plus, check out our updated list of all the in Cumberland County.
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Maydha Devarajan
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The Environmental Protection Agency canceled a research project that looked at new ways to detect “forever chemicals” in the air surrounding Chemours’ Fayetteville Works Plant, according to research participant and local clean water advocate Mike Watters.
Mary S. Averitt
Mary S. Averitt passed away on Thursday, July 10.
Ruby Leigh McLemore
Ruby Leigh McLemore, 75, of Fayetteville, passed away on Thursday, July 10.
Donald Ray Faircloth
Donald Ray Faircloth, 82, of Fayetteville, passed away on Thursday, July 10.
⚾️ Aidan Haugh, a former student at Fayetteville Technical Community College, was selected yesterday by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 6th round of the MLB draft. Haugh is the first former FTCC player to be drafted by an MLB team, according to the college.
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