segment that occurs every other Friday. Philadelphia residents have some trust issues with their tap water. Three baby ducks are saved from a storm drain. And “Today in Pa.” has its first-ever ...
Shutoffs for Philadelphia ... Water Department to build trust in the city’s tap water, which officials say meets state and federal standards. Before a chemical spill threatened to contaminate Philly’s ...
The city of Philadelphia did not have enough bottled water on hand to distribute to all residents whose tap water was at risk from a chemical spill along the Delaware River earlier this spring ...
Have you tasted Philly’s tap water? You can give it a try at the Philadelphia Water Department’s free ... spill threatened to contaminate Philly’s water, 42% of residents drank bottled water. The long ...
Philadelphia residents who owe more than $1,000 to the Philadelphia Water Department could be facing utility shutoffs on Wednesday as the company has ended an extended moratorium on the practice.
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- If you're behind on your water bill in Philadelphia, your water could be turned off as soon as Wednesday. That's when the city is resuming water shutoffs. Anyone who owes at ...
GENESEO, Ill. — Due to the recent unusually dry stretch of weather, the City of Geneseo is facing difficulties meeting their residents' demand for water. The City is asking residents to conserve ...
DULUTH — Residents of Duluth and Hermantown are being asked to curtail water use as much as possible to send less sewage and greywater down the drain and reduce the overall flow of water headed ...
By the next summer, the Army had found 62 wells providing water to 87 households testing above the recommended ... to East Selah residents, some of whom have been living off bottled water for ...
Uruguay's Economy Ministry Monday greenlighted the tax-free import of bottled water as one of the measures against the drought affecting Montevideo and the metropolitan area, it was reported.
Residents under the advisory should bring water to a boil for one minute and let it cool before use. D.C. Water said a filtering device won’t work as an alternative to boiled or bottled water.
