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By SAM SHRIVER Times Bulletin Reporter reporter@timesbulletin.com CONVOY — Convoy Village Council learned more about a potential new supplier of water m

By SAM SHRIVER Times Bulletin Reporter reporter@timesbulletin.com CONVOY — Convoy Village Council, on a third and final reading, passed an ordinance Tuesd

Communities across Paulding County must solve the riddle of how to replace aging infrastructure so their residents can access quality drinking water. One possib

LATTY – The Village of Latty council meets monthly and recently held their August meeting. During the meeting Latty resid

The city created a committee to determine the best use of those funds, and upgrading the city’s water utilities became a top choice.

WATERLOO — The Town of Waterloo continues to look for grant possibilities to help pay for $9 million in renovations, which are needed at the town’s sewage treatment plant. In January, the town began work on applying for a $9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the project. On Tuesday night, Town Manager Pam Howard informed the town board that she recently completed a State Water Infrastructure Fund grant request, asking for $5 million from the state. During the J...

ALBION — Part of the solution to the town of Albion’s sewer lagoon issues? It’s as common as the air we breathe.

A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million was approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council.

FW City Council approves pump station contracts DAVE GONG | The Journal Gazette A pair of contracts worth more than $5 million approved Tuesday by the Fort Wayne City Council are only part of a major pump station project expected to cost between $45 million and $50 million, a City Utilities official said. In an 8-0 vote, council members approved a pair of engineering services contracts with Wessler Engineering Inc. and Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. to manage construction of a deep dewatering pu...

ALBION — Changing gears.