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Flint, Michigan · FlintJeffrey Bell watched as crews dug up and replaced neighbors’ lead water pipes, hoping his mother’s house would be next. Workers told him it wasn’t on their list but probably assigned to another contractor.With Flint’s lead pipe replacement program winding down this year, Bell and his elderly mother worried the home they share was forgotten. Betty Bell repeatedly called the city while continuing to buy bottled drinking water, as she had for years. Finally someone called to say the water line was fine — records indicate it was checked in 2017. But the Bells hadn’t known that, exemplifying residents’ confusion over a process marred by delays and poor communication.
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Flint's still-unfinished lead pipe replacement serves as cautionary tale to other cities
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Prestonsburg · PrestonsburgPrestonsburg Mayor Rick Hughes and Alley Fest organizer Jordan Pelfrey made it official June 30, officially signing a contract to move the annual music festival to Archer Park.See the Story
Mayor, Alley Fest organizer sign contract to move event to Archer Park
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