by Ruth Stodghill TRINIDAD — A water line installed before 1913 could fail at any time. City buildings need roofs, windows, drainage work, and security upgrades. Wastewater facilities need backup generators, and the police station needs extensive remodeling. The list is long, and the price of keeping Trinidad’s aging infrastructure in service is getting longer. […]
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