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Residents Can Get Help in Treating Water

8th Sep 2005, 11:03 GMT

Radium poisoning is a small but significant problem in portions of northern Anne Arundel County where residents pump their water from wells. In the past month, a handful of residents have tapped a little-known state law that entitles them to partial government compensation for fixing the problem.

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