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1:10 According to the Indiana Department of Health, every year more than 20,000 septic systems need to be repaired or replaced. Failing septic systems can leak wastewater into local streams and lakes. It can also get into drinking water wells and make people sick. Extending new water and sewer lines can be expensive. “We regularly receive requests for main extensions. We’ll do the numbers. Unfortunately it’s too expensive for those individuals to be able to afford to pay those in developed areas where the costs are often high," said Justin Schneider, director of consumer affairs for Ind...

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Oyam patients forced to work in gardens in exchange for treatment December 27, 2020 Patients waiting for absentee health workers in Oyam Midwives in health centres of Oyam district in northern Uganda have taken literally the biblical teaching that every man should "eateth where he worketh, the Apac Anti Corruption Coalition (TAAC) reports. In their report; 'Citizens Action for improved accountability and public service delivery projects', TAAC says among the things the midwives and health workers of Oyam do, is forcing patients who do not have mon...

Close Letters to the Editor: Opinions from readers on issues of the day Dec 20, 2020 Despite challenges of 2020, community has a great future  For most of us, 2020 didn’t go as planned. As a business executive, rolling with the punches and working through change is nothing new, but even the most prepared and successful business would say that this year knocked them down, hard. I started 2020 in a new volunteer position, as the Board of Directors Chairperson for the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce. Following in the footsteps of great community leaders includ...

Group hails Buhari over rescue of kidnapped Katsina School Boys On By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja A Nongovernmental Organisation, NGO, Citizens Action for Good Governance, CAGG, Friday, hailed President Muhammadu Buhari over rescue of kidnapped Katsina school boys from their captors. This was contained in a statement signed by the National Coordinator, CAGG, Nazir Galadanchi, where the group made it known that the security of Nigeria is under control as the Buhari-led administration is doing all within its powers to ensure Nigeria and Nigerians are well secured and protected despite the bluff of...