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Housatonic hydrant that failed during a fire wasn't a real hydrant. Great Barrington officials and residents still want answers - Vimarsana News

Housatonic hydrant that failed during a fire wasn't a real hydrant. Great Barrington officials and residents still want answers

The hydrant that foiled crews fighting a July fire, it turns out, is a “service hydrant” used for “system maintenance and flushing.” That's why the tanker task force had to

Growing Bangor-based engineering firm beefs up leadership ranks - Vimarsana News

Growing Bangor-based engineering firm beefs up leadership ranks

Haley Ward Inc. has elected 11 new vice presidents across its departments and service lines.

Haley Ward continues acquisitions spree, growing Florida footprint - Vimarsana News

Haley Ward continues acquisitions spree, growing Florida footprint

The woman-owned engineering company, MilCor Group Inc., gives Bangor-based Haley Ward a presence on both coasts of Florida.    

With sewer extension in the pipeline, Ledyard sees opportunity for businesses and housing - Vimarsana News

With sewer extension in the pipeline, Ledyard sees opportunity for businesses and housing

Town Councilor Bill Saums has a vision for Ledyard Center where more housing brings more people, and more people bring more retail businesses. The missing element to make this happen lies beneath the...

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More than a drop in the bucket? New filtration system at Housatonic plant proposed to end water troubles - Vimarsana News

More than a drop in the bucket? New filtration system at Housatonic plant proposed to end water troubles

GREAT BARRINGTON — Housatonic Water Works Co. is proposing a new filtration system that consultants say will rid the network of discolored-water episodes that, for years, have plagued its customers. In a March 29 statement on its website, the company says it plans to install an “ultrafiltration membrane treatment system” that would address high levels of naturally occurring manganese at Long Pond, the water source. The decision to purchase and install the $1.7 million system came after consultant Lenard Engineering studied a number of technologies that remove manganese and said...