Tucson Speaks Out: April 30 letters of the day
Letters to the Editor for April 30
Source: tucson.com
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Clarksburg Water Board (West Virginia) holds first reading of proposed rate change
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — During the regular meeting of the Clarksburg Water Board, members held the first reading of proposed rate increases.
Source: wvnews.com
Candidates file in Clarksburg City Council, Harrison Conservation District Supervisor races
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — The race for three Clarksburg City Council seats received three new candidates.
Source: wvnews.com
Clarksburg Water Board has served Harrison County with sanitized water for 136 years
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Prior to the establishment of a water utility in Harrison County, residents utilized natural springs to provide their families with fresh water.
Source: wvnews.com
Clarksburg (West Virginia) Water Board appoints Chad Sigmon as newest member
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Clarksburg Water Board members met at noon Friday to announce who would be filling Jonathon Calverts vacant seat on the board.
Source: wvnews.com
Clarksburg Water Board members discuss Chestnut Street project
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Clarksburg Water Board members met Wednesday to discuss updates to the Chestnut Street project, as well as other ongoing projects.
Source: wvnews.com
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Personnel changes at staffing providers.
Source: staffingindustry.com
Two stolen cars and two police pursuits result in Waynesboro man's arrest
Wednesday was a busy night of stolen cars and police pursuits in Augusta County, and it ended with an off-duty deputy deploying stop sticks.
Source: newsleader.com
Sludge containing forever chemicals promoted for home gardens
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District disregarded studies finding PFAS in food grown in its compost and downplayed health risks, documents show.
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Source: chicagotribune.com