or on Twitter @athompsonABJ This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: No animals or drinking water threatened in Saturday oil spill in Akron, Ohio EPA says ...

The oil quickly reached the coast and spread south, within a few days washing up on beaches more than 50 miles away. The slick was not as large as originally feared, but still harmed and killed ...

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Crude oil was spewed over an agricultural field some 300 yards south of the pump station. According to reports, no structures or human life was impacted by the spill. "Our primary focus right now ...