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Sewer improvements working in Hartford’s North End, leaders say

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By John Moritz Verified
| Hartford Business Journal Verified
When Cynthia Jennings moved into her home on Hartland Street in Hartford’s North End around a decade ago, heavy storms would occasionally flood her street’s sewer system, causing a mixture of storm water and raw sewage to overflow into her and her neighbor’s basements. The first time it happened, Jennings said, she had been storing several boxes of her late mother’s personal belongings in the basement.
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Sewer improvements working in Hartford’s North End, leaders say

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By John Moritz Verified
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
When Cynthia Jennings moved into her home on Hartland Street in Hartford’s North End around a decade ago, heavy storms would occasionally flood her street’s sewer system, causing a mixture of storm water and raw sewage to overflow into her and her neighbor’s basements. The first time it happened, Jennings said, she had been storing several boxes of her late mother’s personal belongings in the basement.
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Sewer improvements working in Hartford’s North End, leaders say

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By John Moritz Verified
| News from the States
When Cynthia Jennings moved into her home on Hartland Street in Hartford’s North End around a decade ago, heavy storms would occasionally flood her street’s sewer system, causing a mixture of storm water and raw sewage to overflow into her and her neighbor’s basements. The first time it happened, Jennings said, she had been storing several boxes of her late mother’s personal belongings in the basement.
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