Savannah River Board Hears Updates on COVID-19, Contract Status

By Wayne Barber

The top federal manager at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina said COVID-19 infection rates are falling around the complex near the Georgia line. “The good news is for the first time in some time we have no one in the hospital,”…

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