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KDHE still warns of Cow Creek danger

Summary by Columbusnews-report.com
The heavy rains last week once again sent Pittsburg sewage into Cherokee County. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued a warning of elevated levels of E.coli bacteria in Cow Creek south of Pittsburg and east of Columbus.
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KDHE still warns of Cow Creek danger

The heavy rains last week once again sent Pittsburg sewage into Cherokee County. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment issued a warning of elevated levels of E.coli bacteria in Cow Creek south of Pittsburg and east of Columbus.

·Columbus, United States
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