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Sep 16, 2026, 12:53 PM

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Keyport residents are expecting to get new information Wednesday night about concerns surrounding the former Aero-Marine site.

Residents have reported hundreds of cancer cases near the old landfill and have been seeking answers about possible contamination.

A group of residents hired Scott Smith to conduct testing on properties surrounding the site for toxic chemicals.

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Smith has been described by some online as an independent testing expert and EPA whistleblower.

Residents have posted signs throughout the community calling for the cleanup of the former Aero-Marine site.

Smith is expected to present his findings during a town hall meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. at St. Joseph's Knights of Columbus on Route 35.