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Chatham residents asked to limit non-essential water use

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By Jaryn Vecchio Verified
| cknxnewstoday.ca
People in Chatham are being asked to avoid overusing water this week. Repairs are currently being done on a major water transmission line along Charing Cross Road, which supplies the Chatham Water Treatment Plant. People can still use water for normal household needs, such as drinking, cooking, bathing, and other essential purposes.
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Chatham residents asked to limit non-essential water use

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By Jaryn Vecchio Verified
| windsornewstoday.ca
People in Chatham are being asked to avoid overusing water this week. Repairs are currently being done on a major water transmission line along Charing Cross Road, which supplies the Chatham Water Treatment Plant. People can still use water for normal household needs, such as drinking, cooking, bathing, and other essential purposes.
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Chatham residents asked to limit non-essential water use

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By Jaryn Vecchio Verified
| CK Newstoday.ca Verified
People in Chatham are being asked to avoid overusing water this week. Repairs are currently being done on a major water transmission line along Charing Cross Road, which supplies the Chatham Water Treatment Plant. People can still use water for normal household needs, such as drinking, cooking, bathing, and other essential purposes.
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