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Portland Switches To Well Water | K103 Portland - Vimarsana News

Portland Switches To Well Water | K103 Portland

Heavy rain since Friday has caused the Bull Run Reservoir to get cloudy with silt and debris, so the Portland Water Bureau has switched to the Columbia South Shore Well Field to provide all of the drinking water to the city.

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Pamplin Media Group - Heavy rains cause switch to Portland well water

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Portland Switches To Well Water | JAM'N 107.5 | Portland Local News - Vimarsana News

Portland Switches To Well Water | JAM'N 107.5 | Portland Local News

Heavy rain since Friday has caused the Bull Run Reservoir to get cloudy with silt and debris, so the Portland Water Bureau has switched to the Columbia South Shore Well Field to provide all of the drinking water to the city.

Source: iheart.com
Portland Switches To Well Water | 105.9 The Brew - Vimarsana News

Portland Switches To Well Water | 105.9 The Brew

Heavy rain since Friday has caused the Bull Run Reservoir to get cloudy with silt and debris, so the Portland Water Bureau has switched to the Columbia South Shore Well Field to provide all of the drinking water to the city.

Source: iheart.com
Portland Switches To Well Water | News Radio 1190 KEX - Vimarsana News

Portland Switches To Well Water | News Radio 1190 KEX

Heavy rain since Friday has caused the Bull Run Reservoir to get cloudy with silt and debris, so the Portland Water Bureau has switched to the Columbia South Shore Well Field to provide all of the drinking water to the city.

Source: iheart.com