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Some communities in Michigan opt out of fluoridation

Even as community water systems are praised by the state for maintaining fluoride levels, others are still holding out.

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Some communities in Michigan opt out of fluoridation

Some communities in Michigan opt out of fluoridation
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Some communities in Michigan opt out of fluoridation

Around 89.2% of Michiganders, have access to fluoridated drinking water. Only 31.5% of state residents have access to optimally fluoridated water.

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Lyons DPW employee earns Michigan Rural Water Association honor

Josh Dickover was awarded the 2020 Emerging Professional Operator of the Year by the Michigan Rural Water Association.

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Three Oaks Council bids a reluctant adieu to Water & Sewer Superintendent

THREE OAKS â The Three Oaks Village Council bid a reluctant farewell to Water & Sewer Superintendent Quentin Clark during its Dec. 9 regular meeting. Clark is taking a job with the City of Dowagiac, and his letter of resignation was accepted effective Dec. 31 with congratulations and thank-youâs voiced by several council members. âItâs going to be a bummer for all of us to see him go,â said council member Becky Thomas. âIt wasnât an easy decision, it still isnât an easy decision,â Clark said. âThree Oaks reminds me a lot of where Iâm from â Iâm from Cass.

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