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Ritchie County residents found pollution in their drinking water. Now local officials are scrambling to fund a new system
ELLENBORO — Mark Parsons and his wife live on a 150-acre farm in Ritchie County, raising cattle, guinea hens and chickens. They’re also raising their two young children, a family and business plan they’ve long had to stay in their native state after meeting at West Virginia University. They bought the farm, which has been […] Ritchie County residents found pollution in their drinking water. Now local officials are scrambling to fund a new system appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.
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