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Clock running, costs rising on Fort Smith sewer work, officials say
FORT SMITH -- The city needs to spend at least $65 million a year, on average, through 2032 to comply with an agreement it made with federal and state environmental officials to fix its sewer system, according to figures provided by city officials.
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