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Settlement reached in mold lawsuits
Kids at former Newport Beach day care suffered health problems, parents say.
by RACHANEE SRISAVASDI , The Orange County Register
ORANGE – Six families were in court Friday as a judicial officer approved a settlement to their mold-contamination lawsuits against a now-closed Newport Beach day-care center.
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Mold plagues Duplin office
Workers may be moved out of courthouse annex
by Ken Little, StarNewsOnline.com
Kenansville - There's something in the air in the Duplin County District Attorney's Office.
There's also a splotchy red rash covering part of Leigh Bair's left arm. Bair, a victim witness legal assistant who works in the office, also suffers from headaches, sore throats and joint pain.
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Some attorneys back off black mold lawsuit
by 5WMCTV.com
Almost five years after the discovery and cleanup of black mold at East High School, attorneys behind a class action lawsuit want off the case.
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Store at casino develops mold problem
by Frances Burns, UPI
Employees at a store in a Florida casino resort found there was a reason they kept getting sick -- a severe mold problem...
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10 On Your Side investigates a mold problem in a health care facility
by WAVY.com
10 on your side goes in-depth looking into a Hampton nursing home accused of having poor living conditions.
A resident's son says the staff does its job, but they and their patients - including his mother - are at risk, because of what's growing on the walls.
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Mold: A Growing Problem
Health Department works with flood victims to head off mold.
by John Teschner/Gazette
At eight on Saturday morning, 11 employees of the Fairfax Department of Health were drinking coffee in the Huntington Community Center. For forty minutes, John Yetman briefed them on where to stalk their quarry (the darkness under the stairs is a particularly popular hiding place), how to catalogue its presence, and how to wipe it out...
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City distributing FEMA mold report
Mayor: Residents should take steps if mold, mildew shows up in flooded homes
by Pressconnects.com
To help educate the community about the health risks of mold and effective remediation, the city is coordinating the distribution of a FEMA report to properties affected by the June floods...
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Mold a growing problem in Montgomery County
by Kathy Young, capitalnews9.com
"We spray everyday, sometimes twice a day," said flood victim Sandy Johnson.
But it's been in vain for many flood victims in Montgomery County who can't seem to get rid of the stubborn mold that started appearing as soon as the water went away.
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