Clean-water activists take aim at Androscoggin
Some blame state for mills' pollution
LEWISTON, Maine -- The Androscoggin River that served as the putrid inspiration for the federal Clean Water Act three decades ago has long been cursed with a bitter irony: It has never met the minimum standards of that law. (Full article: 1375 words)
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