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Public Works temporarily turns off water on Morton Ave. for Emergency Water Main Repair

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Matt Wyatt
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On Monday, February 24, Public Works will temporarily turn off water on Morton Ave. for an emergency water main repair. The estimated time of restoration is 3:00 pm. For questions or concerns, contact Public Works at (603) 332-4096.

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