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Road salt and the Sweeney Farm

The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Sweeney family, of Boonville, says road salt contaminated their drinking water, killing livestock on their farm and causing health issues for them. Former farm owners Benjamin and Barbara Sweeney passed on the farm to their son, Brian Sweeney. See Ry Rivard’s article on road salt contamination in the May 2020 issue of the Adirondack Explorer for more information about this family’s story. Photo by Mike Lynch

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