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Eastpointe issues advisory due to lead levels in drinking water - Vimarsana News

Eastpointe issues advisory due to lead levels in drinking water

The city of Eastpointe is issuing a public advisory after samples from some homes found elevated levels of lead in drinking water.

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Montello to assume Kraft's seat on council | Local News - Vimarsana News

Montello to assume Kraft's seat on council | Local News

Six months after resigning his seat on the New Richmond City Council, Mike Montello will be returning to the council to fill the seat vacated in November by Kari Kraft.

Detroit Evening Report: New UAW contracts could mean higher vehicle prices for consumers - Vimarsana News

Detroit Evening Report: New UAW contracts could mean higher vehicle prices for consumers

Detroit automakers are expected to face higher labor costs because of the new contracts, estimated by some analysts at exceeding $1 billion per year, per company.

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Samples collected from Harper Woods homes reveal elevated levels of lead in water - Vimarsana News

Samples collected from Harper Woods homes reveal elevated levels of lead in water

The city of Harper Woods, which conducts testing of tap water in homes for lead and copper yearly, collected water samples from 30 homes this past summer, which indicated high levels of lead.

Scientists find at least SIX toxins like arsenic and uranium in systems used by 95% of the US population - Vimarsana News

Scientists find at least SIX toxins like arsenic and uranium in systems used by 95% of the US population

Scientists are sounding the alarm after finding at least 320 million Americans are drinking water with at least six toxic contaminants, such as arsenic, nitrates, uranium and lead.