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Posted March 20. 2018 12:33PM

Seacoast lawmakers sue for Coakley Group records as Portsmouth prepares to release toxic waste documents

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The city of Portsmouth says it expects to release a trove of documents about toxic waste cleanup at Coakley Landfill Superfund Site around the end of this month. It comes as a group of Seacoast lawmakers files suit to get records from the entities responsible for that pollution, known together as the Coakley Landfill Group.


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