Drought continues, but it's not on front burner

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Mark Beardsley
in News
Wednesday, November 12. 2008
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Three feet more water and a year’s experience make a lot of difference.

Although the area remains mired in the worst drought in state history, the angst about reservoir levels and water restrictions is nowhere near what it was just one year ago.
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Water authority wants YOU to start watering

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in News, Top Stories
Tuesday, July 22. 2008
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After months of warning customers not to water their lawns due to the drought, the Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority has changed course.

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New reservoir to require tough decisions

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Mark Beardsley
in Opinions
Wednesday, July 16. 2008
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Two hundred ninety-four thousand dollars is a lot of money, particularly when it isn’t budgeted, but the decision of the Jackson County Industrial Development Authority, Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority and Jackson County Board of Commissioners to spend that sum is well warranted.

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Commerce hopes to raise level of city reservoir two feet

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Mark Beardsley
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Wednesday, June 25. 2008
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Commerce officials think they’ve found an inexpensive way to add 20 percent to the capacity of the city’s reservoir.


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County residents to get watering relief

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Mark Beardsley
in News, Top Stories
Wednesday, June 18. 2008
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Customers of the Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority will soon be able to water their yards and wash their cars one day a week.
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