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Shaftsbury officials object to state's refusal to again provide PFOA blood testing

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Town officials disagree with the state’s intention not to offer medical monitoring for residents who have in recent years discovered that their wells are contaminated with PFOAs.

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Shaftsbury officials object to state's refusal to again provide PFOA blood testing

Town officials disagree with the state’s intention not to offer medical monitoring for residents who have in recent years discovered that their wells are contaminated with PFOAs.

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Bennington Banner broke the news on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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