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Blackstone Town Manager Philip Vannoorbeeck (left) disagreed July 20th with Councilman Chris Page (right), who said the Town could avoid 25% water rate increases associated with replacing the 1942, 3.5-mile main water line linking the Fort Pickett Reservoir to the Town’s water treatment plant. Page said that if Town forces were to undertake the bulk of the work, the estimated $9.4 million project could be cheaper. Standing beside Vannoorbeeck at…
·Blackstone, United States
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