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A Springfield City Council meeting this week saw officials re-appoint members of the water and sewer commission – but not without scrutinizing the process first. Councilors also continued their criticism of Eversource.
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A water treatment facility that serves a quarter million customers in Western Massachusetts is getting an overhaul. The lengthy project has secured more federal funding.
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A boil water order was issued because of possible contamination
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Existing sewer mains date from 1881
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Average residential bill would go up by $7 per month
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The $200 million project is targeted for completion in 2027
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Low-interest loans will speed up critical improvement projects
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A quarter million water-users in western Massachusetts could soon pay more when they turn on the tap. The Springfield Water and Sewer Commission is…
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Tropical Storm Isaias caused extensive tree damage in the largest city in western Massachusetts.As wind gusts in the area hit 63 mph Tuesday evening,…
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The cost to turn on the tap is about to increase substantially for a quarter million water users in Western Massachusetts.Earlier this year, the…