Local News
September 23, 2009
AFTERNOON UPDATE: Public water flowing to 300 Mercer households
OAKVALE — Almost 300 households that now depend on wells are slated to become part of a pipeline extension that will link them to public water service. New customers in Poplar Grove Estates, the Town of Oakvale and portions of Cheesy Creek, all in Mercer County, will benefit from the Mercer/Summers Phase IV-A Water Extension project.
For more on this story and other news, read Thursday’s Daily Telegraph.
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