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Reading Area Water Authority asks customers to cut water use

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With Reading’s chief water source running critically low, the Reading Area Water Authority is asking customers to cut back their water use by 15%. Lake Ontelaunee is approaching critically low levels due to the current drought condition, Bill Murray told City Council at a recent committee of the whole meeting. “We need to create an environment that encourages conservation of our remaining resources until nature blesses us with significant rainfa…
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