By Eric Hrin, The Daily Review, Towanda, Pa. Jun. 23--CANTON -- The Canton Borough Authority is seeking a "more appropriate" amount of restitution from Brenda K. Mott.

By Barbara Polichetti; Journal Staff Writer Despite a major expansion of public sewerage in coastal areas, many homeowners balk at linking up, saying their septic systems work fine.

By Merritt Melancon, Athens Banner-Herald, Ga. Nov. 13--JEFFERSON -- Even if Northeast Georgia doesn't see a substantial amount of rain between now and the end of the year, most communities will be in pretty good shape until mid-February.

By Michael Beebe Buffalo's booming industry near the turn of the previous century had so polluted the Buffalo River that scientists in 1929 could not find a single living fish in the river. The oxygen level was zero. Not even a sludge worm was found. The Buffalo River was dead.

By Len Boselovic, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Jan. 25--The Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority is again threatening to shut off service to Pittsburgh Brewing unless it gets assurances the bankrupt company will pay its bills as it reorganizes.