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Updated: 3:30 PM CST December 28, 2020
PROPHETSTOWN, Ill. An area of Prophetstown, Illinois has had its water shut off and placed under a boil order in the afternoon on Monday, December 28.
According to City of Prophetstown Office Administrator Rhonda Carter at about 2:30 p.m., the area of West 2nd Street to West Riverside Drive has been placed under boil order and had its water service shut down.
Carter says that cause is currently unknown and that Public Works is at the scene doing work in the area.
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