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Costs of extensive lakefront clean-up taken up by responsible parties

Friday, April 29, 2011, 12:00am

By Mike Simonson

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A Superfund site on Lake Superior’s shore is a step closer to getting cleaned up. More than a century’s worth of coal-tar and chemical pollution on Ashland’s waterfront is being laid in the laps of four responsible parties, including the City of Ashland itself. Mike Simonson reports.

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