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Drinking Water Distribution

Published: 4:13 PM, 10/29/2008

On Wednesday October 29th, the Greene County Emergency Management Agency began distributing free drinking water to county residents whose water wells have either gone dry or become too muddy. Distribution will take place on future Wednesdays.

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