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Pittsboro offers drinking water after dioxane release upstream

PITTSBORO — Town of Pittsboro officials are offering drinking water to residents after the City of Burlington notified the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Water Resources of

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Do Cary or Apex residents need to worry about 1,4-dioxane coming down the Haw River?

The Haw River empties into the southern end of Jordan Lake. Apex and Cary draw their drinking water about six miles northeast, near U.S. 64.

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Chemical slug is just reaching Pittsboro s water intake Here s what to know

Pittsboro responded after the City of Burlington reported a spike of the probable carcinogen at one of its wastewater treatment plants.

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Pittsboro Receives Latest 1,4 Dioxane Alert; Town Offering Drinking Water to Residents

The Town of Pittsboro is awaiting water quality test results after receiving an alert from Burlington of a 1,4 dioxane release on Wednesday.

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Chemicals from a Burlington company ended up in the Haw River

The City of Burlington believes Apollo Chemical dumped 1,4 Dioxane into the Haw River. The Town of Pittsboro is feeling the effects.

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