How Marion Charmed Military Into Helping Clean Up The Nashua
Thu, 11/07/2019 - 4:25pm
Heraldgroton
Back then the Nashua River ran a different color every day from upstream paper mills. The sulphur smell reached a mile away. You could drop a stone from the bridge and it wouldn’t sink through the cellulose sludge.
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