Historical records indicate the potential of Lincoln Creek to be approximately 20,000,000 cubic yards ("CY") of possible pay with an estimated 400,000 ounces of goldHistorical placer drilling suggests ...

The incident occurred when workers from Veolia Water Milwaukee mistakenly released wastewater into a storm sewer rather than ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Untreated wastewater has flowed into a creek in north Lincoln. The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health ...

The Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District said a contractor accidentally released nearly 10,000 gallons of sewage into ...

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department issued a public health advisory on Monday following the release of untreated ...

The department said the release occurred sometime Sunday or Monday near North 20th Street and North Gate Road and the water ...

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Operator error leads to nearly 10,000 gallons of sanitary sewage spilling into Milwaukee's Lincoln Creek Tuesday. The ...

Workers from Veolia Water Milwaukee discharged approximately 9,600 gallons of sanitary sewage from a vacuum truck into a ...

MMSD said nearly 10,000 gallons of sewage was released into Lincoln Creek. Contractors dumped sanitary sewage from a vacuum truck into a storm sewer, mistaking it for a sanitary sewer. The sewage ...

At Lincoln Creek, a single SGH survey line completed in 2019 identified a potential gold target spanning 750 meters in length. The target area is located east and uphill of Lincoln Creek.