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Turned off: Sprint shuts down cell tower at Ripon school over parents? cancer concerns

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https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/state/california/article228538324.html
[h=3]Turned off: Sprint shuts down cell tower at Ripon school over parents? cancer concerns[/h] By Ken Carlson

March 28, 2019 12:20 PM Sprint has turned off a cell phone tower at a Ripon elementary school that parents suspect was the cause of cancer cases among students and teachers.
Ripon Unified School District said the tower at Weston Elementary School was disconnected Wednesday and Sprint is working on relocating the cell site.
Four students and three teachers at Weston have been diagnosed with different forms of cancer since 2016. In addition, two preschool-age children living near the school have been treated for a malignant tumor and leukemia, and a Modesto family says a 22-year-old former student of Weston underwent surgery last year for a brain tumor...
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