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Over-chlorinated water prompts safety advisory at Sonoma State
When Sonoma State University students received an urgent email warning them not to drink or use campus water earlier this month, confusion spread across residence halls. From Beaujolais to Sauvignon Village, residents scrambled to figure out what was safe and what wasn’t. The university’s notice came after water testing revealed possible concerns with the campus supply. SSU officials advised students to avoid using tap water for drinking, showe…
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Over-chlorinated water prompts safety advisory at Sonoma State
When Sonoma State University students received an urgent email warning them not to drink or use campus water earlier this month, confusion spread across residence halls. From Beaujolais to Sauvignon Village, residents scrambled to figure out what was safe and what wasn’t. The university’s notice came after water testing revealed possible concerns with the campus supply. SSU officials advised students to avoid using tap water for drinking, showe…
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