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Water returns
to Merrill
By LEE JUILLERAT
H&N Regional Editor
MERRILL — Things most people take
for granted — like flushing the
toilet, taking a shower and drinking
water from the tap — should again be
a way of life for Merrill people
today.
“We’ve got water in Merrill,” a
jubilant City Marshall Brian
Bicknell said Saturday afternoon.
Bicknell — who enjoyed a shower
Saturday “and the water was just as
good as it was before this all
happened” — said tests certifying
the water as safe for drinking are
expected to be approved late this
morning or early afternoon.
City residents lost water service
late Tuesday night because of a drop
in the water table. On Friday, crews
attached 80 feet of pipe to the
existing pipe and lowered it 150
feet
into the 1,500-foot deep well.
Various tests have been done since
to ensure the water quality. The
approval to use water for all uses
except drinking was given Saturday.
Bicknell said water trucks that had
been providing drinking water left
Merrill Saturday afternoon.
“I’ve been
over-whelmed,” Bicknell said of the
cooperation by city residents. “We
had little or no complaining. People
were taking care of their neighbors.
Everybody had great attitudes.”
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