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Circle K officials say no contamination

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Circle K officials report that testing of nearby wells shows no contamination from an accidental fuel release at the Circle K in Chino Valley, but the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) says the location remains under investigation and remediation…
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Circle K officials say no contamination

Circle K officials report that testing of nearby wells shows no contamination from an accidental fuel release at the Circle K in Chino Valley, but the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) says the location remains under investigation and remediation…

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