MSHA sues granite mine to force it to pay overdue fine
When the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) cited the owners of a Caldwell County granite mine for 103 safety violations, the company didn’t contest the resulting fines. But they didn’t pay them either, and now the MSHA is suing to collect.
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