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Pana Council awards Grunloh wastewater building contract

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Millie Meyerholz Correspondent PANA–During a lickety-split meeting of Pana City Council at its Monday, Feb. 24 meeting, members issued notice of award to Grunloh Construction of Effingham for the improvements at the Waste Water Treatment plant amounting to $17,887,000. In addition, members approved and adopted a resolution for a loan agreement of $19,923,251 with Illinois Environmental Protection Agency regarding water pollution control. Interes…
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Pana Council awards Grunloh wastewater building contract

Millie Meyerholz Correspondent PANA–During a lickety-split meeting of Pana City Council at its Monday, Feb. 24 meeting, members issued notice of award to Grunloh Construction of Effingham for the improvements at the Waste Water Treatment plant amounting to $17,887,000. In addition, members approved and adopted a resolution for a loan agreement of $19,923,251 with Illinois Environmental Protection Agency regarding water pollution control. Interes…

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State awards funding for wastewater, drinking water projects

Aerial photo of Nags Head. The town will receive $500,000 from the state to replace around 400 malfunctioning septic systems. Photo: Nags Head Of the more than $265 million that will go to fund 99 drinking water and wastewater infrastructure projects in 45 counties, about $60 million will go to the coast, the governor’s office announced last Friday. “When we invest in our infrastructure, we build a stronger and safer state for every North Caroli…

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