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On Brunswick foam spill, key voices are missing | Opinion

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By Ralph Keyes, Scott Paida Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Ralph Keyes is a Brunswick resident who lives near Brunswick Landing. In his Nov. 30 op-ed “Setting the record straight on Brunswick foam spill,” Steve Levesque, the former executive director of the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority (MRRA), expresses that he is “saddened and disappointed” by the response of some local officials to the August 2024 AFFF firefighting foam spill at the former Brunswick Naval Air Station (now called Brunswick Landing).
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On Brunswick foam spill, key voices are missing | Opinion

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By Ralph Keyes, Scott Paida Verified
| CentralMaine.com Audio Stories
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Citizen concern over Brunswick Landing PFAS spill

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By Ralph Keyes
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
I am a longtime Brunswick resident. Our home is to the southwest of Brunswick Landing, the former Brunswick Naval Air Station (BNAS). My parents lived in Topsham, just across the river from BNAS and directly under the flight path of the P3 Orions. The low hum of the engines was background noise. It was less so at my home in Brunswick because we are off to the side of the flight path, and the P3’s did not bank hard enough to pass over us at low altitude.
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