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Early signs Europe, US entering new wave of Covid-19

Cases and hospitalisations are rising in Europe, and the US will likely be next. The new boosters fight against the variant that is circulating now.

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Man working on Framingham road project files $1 6M suit against city

A Taunton man and his family have filed a $1.6 million lawsuit against the city of Framingham, the MWRA and a Canton-based construction company.

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WaterOne in Kansas City, Kan wins both Best of the Best and People s Choice Water Taste Tests at AWWA s annual conference

San Antonio, Texas (PRWEB) June 14, 2022 The American Water Works Association (AWWA) announced today that WaterOne in Kansas City, Kansas, won both the

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Is the current COVID surge peaking? New wastewater data shows a turnaround

Researchers are optimistic that new data from wastewater shows that the current COVID-19 surge could soon come to an end.

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Low-interest state loans to help fund $14M water treatment plant in Pelham

AMHERST Construction of the new Centennial Water Treatment Plant in Pelham, likely to cost at least $14 million, will be part of the State Revolving Fund program in which the town will receive low-interest loans for the project.Amherst officials.

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