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Town of Tonawanda looks at new ways to handle biosolids

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By Mike Kessler Verified
| Bee News
Biosolids are the product of wastewater treatment generated from the dewatering of solids at a wastewater treatment plant. Solid matter comes from the community through the collection system to the treatment plant and is treated with a biological process of activated sludge treatment. In this process the solids are removed prior to filtration and those solids are conveyed to the dewatering facility.
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Police records database

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By Sukey Lewis, Mike Kessler Verified
| LAist Verified
Portraits by the Oakland artist Oree Originol of three dozen people slain, mostly by law enforcement officers, were on display at protests in Oakland in 2020. Keep reading... for details on what's available and how to use it. Why now: LAist, KQED and other California newsrooms, together with police accountability advocates, have published a database that houses thousands of once-confidential records gathered from the state’s nearly 700 law enforcement and oversight agencies.
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Thousands of Once-Secret Police Records Are Now Public. Here’s How You Can Use Them

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By Sukey Lewis Verified, Mike Kessler Verified
| KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA) Verified
Cephus Johnson, whose nephew Oscar Grant was fatally shot in the back by a BART police officer in Oakland in the early morning hours of Jan. 1, 2009, knows firsthand just how important this database will be to other families who’ve lost people to police violence. “ For impacted families, the first question is: ‘What happened?’” he said.
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