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Summary |
| Report on mold problem at Bangor Area Middle School suggests up to $2.3 million in fixes |
lehighvalleylive |
Express-Times staff |
The Bangor Area Middle School mold problem is due to an old HVAC system that sometimes pumps outdoor air directly into classrooms. Doors left open during summer construction also contributed to mold growth, and the cost of elimination is expected to be $2.3 million, according a D’Huy Engineering report which includes testing and and rebalancing the middle school’s HVAC system, duct insulation, Air conditioning hallway, and replacing and installing chilling pipes.
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| The News-Gazette |
Report on Eagle Creek mold damage submitted to state |
Tom Kacich |
Eagle Creek Resort and Conference Center at Lake Shelbyville has been tested for mold in a $24,236 study that anticipates an expenditure of $892,500, including $200,000 to remove 60 percent of the wallboard, $122,500 to remove carpet, $100,000 to clean the indoor swimming pool area, and $125,000 to clean the resort. |
| Residents voice concerns over mold problems at McGee Middle School |
New Britain Herald |
SCOTT WHIPPLE |
An informational meeting discussed how permanent moisture in McGee Middle School is causing headaches and rashes in students and staff. New HVAC units will be installed that are energy efficient, serious moisture problems resulting from poor drainage around the building will be resolved. Mold levels and summer renovations were discussed. |
| State: Take steps to keep mold away |
Salem News |
Stacie N. Galang |
In a 61-page indoor air quality report, state public health workers recommend 19 steps to ensure the fungus does not return. |
| Mold Allergy And Other Mold Related Health Issues |
Information regarding sick cats and kittens |
Daryl Watters |
I'm not sure why this "get your house inspected for mold" article is pasted in a cat health blog. However, regardless of the title, the article does discuss mold health concerns like allergy, infection, and mold toxicity. Not a bad article--however, it does not once mention cats, so why is it in a cat blog? |
