PCB levels are down at TVES

WILMINGTON- There was good news for Twin Valley Elementary School in the latest results of testing for airborne PCBs.     
The latest results of tests for PCBs in the school indicated a significant drop in the levels of airborne PCBs detected in all areas of the school, when compared with the results of previous tests.  In all but one area of the school tested in the third round of testing, conducted on May 4, the level of PCBs fell below the initial levels measured in March.  


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