Saw this post today and sadly was not all that shocked.
To summarize, a high spike in E. coli colonies were found in the water of a stretch of Pine Creek that runs along Rt. 8 through Glenshaw/Wittmer/Undercliff. ALCOSAN has responded and is working on repairing the source of the pollution - a sewer line break that was pumping "pieces of toilet paper and solids" into the stream.
Not necessarily surprising in a waterway with landmarks such as "Burger King Falls," but still a story nonetheless.
To summarize, a high spike in E. coli colonies were found in the water of a stretch of Pine Creek that runs along Rt. 8 through Glenshaw/Wittmer/Undercliff. ALCOSAN has responded and is working on repairing the source of the pollution - a sewer line break that was pumping "pieces of toilet paper and solids" into the stream.
Not necessarily surprising in a waterway with landmarks such as "Burger King Falls," but still a story nonetheless.
