The Eastland Woolen Mill site (EPA ID 110071099843) remains an active NPL site under federal supervision. Decades of textile manufacturing resulted in the release of chlorinated benzenes and other hazardous substances into the East Branch of the Sebasticook River and surrounding groundwater. Exposure pathways include ingestion of contaminated well water and skin contact with river sediments. Long-term health risks associated with these pollutants include potential damage to the liver, kidneys, and nervous system. The EPA continues to monitor the site to manage residual contamination following significant soil excavation and water treatment efforts. Residents must adopt three specific defensive measures to mitigate risk. First, homeowners using private wells must conduct annual laboratory testing for volatile organic compounds. Second, avoid all recreational activities, including swimming or wading, in areas of the Sebasticook River designated as contaminated by official signage. Third, implement a shoe-removal policy inside the home to prevent tracking potentially contaminated outdoor soil into living spaces. Continuous oversight is necessary as the site transitioned through various remediation phases. Staying informed via the EPA public record is essential for residents living within the five-mile radius of the three identified hazardous locations in Corinna.