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Letters to the Editor, Week of June 6, 2026
- Water District 19 residents face a 200% premium penalty on bills, describing the service as a "household crisis" caused by iron and manganese sediment damaging appliances and hygiene.
- Relying on EPA secondary standard loopholes, the WD19 Board of Commissioners avoids infrastructure repairs while aggressively penalizing homeowners for historical, unaligned hookups rather than fixing aging filtration systems.
- Daily hygiene has become a frustrating chore for residents, who report ruined appliances and sediment-coated skin; the district suggests running hosebibs for 40 minutes as a standard operational band-aid.
- On Tuesday, June 9th, neighbors will gather at 6:00 PM for the next public commissioners meeting to demand fair compliance pathways instead of punitive billing practices.
- Authorities continue issuing building permits for housing projects despite low water levels, yet residents argue the district must prioritize fixing existing infrastructure to maintain community stability.
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Letters to the editor – June 5, 2026
Well done allMark John Galea from Sliema writes:I would like to congratulate Prime Minister Robert Abela for a successful election.I, also, would like to convey my congratulations to Opposition leader Alex Borg, since it was no easy feat to undertake the challenge of a general election within a few months of being elected Nationalist Party...
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