Paul Borriello, former owner of Lynn Fells Exxon in Saugus, owes $20,000 as part of the $65 million Superfund cleanup bill.
(Globe Staff Photo / Mark Wilson)
Cleaning up someone else's mess
N.E. businesses billed for oil dump cleanup
Paul Borriello, former owner of Lynn Fells Exxon in Saugus, owes $20,000 as part of the $65 million Superfund cleanup bill.
(Globe Staff Photo / Mark Wilson)
They were the responsible ones: thousands of service station owners and other business people across New England who made the effort to properly dispose of waste oil and antifreeze by sending it to the sprawling Beede Waste Oil Co. in Plaistow, N.H. (Full article: 1154 words)
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