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Site of massive mulch fire last week lacked permits, under investigation by State DEC

by Denise Civiletti | Sep 9, 6:24 pm

The site operator, Driftwood Family Farms, has no DEC permit or registration for a mulch processing facility at the 42-acre Calverton site the DEC confirmed this week.

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Driftwood Family Farms

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