poll: Who should pay for the T&G contamination clean up cost?

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Monday, July 16, 2012

GoLocalWorcester News Team

A GoLocalWorcester investigation has unveiled that the New York Times Company's Telegram & Gazette has left more than a $1.1 million clean up cost at newspaper's former headquarters. The T&G building was sold to a non-profit that is now seeking taxpayer funded grants to clean up the contamination.

The New York Times Company has refused to respond to repeated questions.

Do you think New York Times Company should pay for the costs or do you think taxpayers -- federal and state environmental grants should pay for the removal and remediation of the hazardous materials?

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