Source from detroit to the flint river. And eventually, to the huron lake huron. But what happened over the course of that transition is that when they switched to the flint river, a decision, a fateful decision was made not to use corrosive controls, essentially the chemicals necessary to keep corrosive water from leeching lead out of pipes into the water system. So those chemicals were never added. As a result, the old infrastructure here, the lead service lines, plumbing in peoples houses, when that corrosive river water flowed through the pipes, the lead leeched into the water parkwoisg essentially the city. And the response after that, detect high lead levels and warning the people in the city. People spent over a year exposed to dangerous lead levels. This is what this press conference is about right now. An accounting of how that happened and who is to blame. Brian . Stephanie, who are we going to hear from and approximately what are we going to hear . Reporter so, were wait oge
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Kingston High School’s choir, band and orchestra will join together in a “Masterworks” concert on Thursday, May 16, at 7 p.m. at Pointe of Praise Family Life Center, 243 Hurley Ave.Josephine Griggs, a junior who sings in the choir and serves as its communications director, estimates the show will feature anywhere from […]