DuBois City Manager John Herm Suplizio told the council that he received an inquiry from Jay Township in Elk County about whether the city could sell water to the township.
Jay Township is trying to find a secondary source of water in the event fracking activity near its water source fouls the water.
Read today's edition of the Courier-Express for more details.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Jay Township Exploring Alternate Water Source In Case Fracking Fouls Their Water Source
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You better find another place to live in case an airplane crashes into your house too!!! CRAZY.
Disgusting. Ruining water, land and public health forever, for a few dollars, today. Many people are leaving PA frack towns. No semi-intelligent-person wants to raise their children in a toxic frack dump. I'd sooner pay NY state taxes.
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