UPDATE: Water back on for Hamilton residents after winter havoc
Officials hopeful Hamilton water outage will be fixed soon By Cassie Fambro | February 22, 2021 at 10:12 PM CST - Updated February 25 at 4:11 PM
HAMILTON, Ala. (WBRC) -
UPDATE: A boil water notice was lifted Thursday, February 25 and neighbors in Hamilton have water again after the winter weather havoc in February.
ORIGINAL: Hamilton bore a lot of the brunt from last weekâs winter storm, and many residents are still without water as of Monday night.
The temperatures dipped down into the teens and it was too much for their water infrastructure.
âWeâre going into day five, tomorrow will be day six,â resident Jeff Allen said.
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COVID-19 is the worst. Tim Bono, campus happiness expert, won’t pretend otherwise. But if we are to protect our mental, as well as our physical, health, it’s vital to celebrate small kindnesses, moments of beauty and pieces of good news. “The Gratitude Project,” a new video series, highlights Washington University in St. Louis faculty, staff and students rising up for the greater good.
“Despite the challenges, we can still take some time to watch one of our colleagues running down the street in a gingerbread costume to bring cheer to his co-workers or a sloth at the Dallas Zoo wishing students well,” said Bono, assistant dean for assessment in Student Affairs and lecturer in psychological and brain sciences in Arts & Sciences. He produced the series with Jeff Allen, manager of the Harvey Media Center. “Practicing gratitude does not trivialize trauma or deny it, but it can help us cope.”