Update: Meeting on water contamination situation for Study Butte customers is postponed to Oct. 19
Study Butte issued the notice on Oct. 14 and said drinking the tap water could result in serious illness.
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Study Butte issued the notice on Oct. 14 and said drinking the tap water could result in serious illness.
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