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Boil-Water Order Lifted In Bourne

The boil-water order issued last week for the Town of Bourne was officially lifted on Tuesday afternoon, August 15.

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Boil Water Order Lifted In Bourne

The boil water order for the town of Bourne was officially lifted this afternoon.

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Montigny, Markey Optimistic Septic Regs Won t Impact SouthCoast

Sen. Marky Montigny and Rep. Chris Markey said they are 'optimistic' proposed septic regulations will not impact Dartmouth, Westport and Acushnet.

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Cleaning Up Coastal Waters: Falmouth s Biggest Financial Challenge Ever

As the state moves to tighten Title 5 septic regulations, Falmouth’s top officials convened in the Falmouth Public Library on Monday, February 13, to explore different paths for cleaning up

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Residents Voice Concerns Over Proposed Title 5 Changes

The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection hosted a hearing Wednesday, November 30, to gather public comments on proposed amendments to existing Title 5 septic regulations and new watershed permitting regulations.

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