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Water taste is subject of comments, questions this season By Linda Waggener Recent changes in local water taste has spurred a hearty discussion on ColumbiaMagazine.com. Each August, as if Dog Days were not enough, we hear "the lake is turning" or the "algae is blooming" so each summer Adair families spend money we shouldn't have to buying water in plastic jugs - unless that's a regular choice - and worrying about what's in our water. Following is a collection of links to the comments and articles this season: Mid August Lindsey Wilson College writer Jacob Saylor shared a reminder from the point of view of a student from Uganda that our water is truly a blessing While thankful for the plenty still folks wondered about taste Reply from CAUD Billy Joe Fudge was reminded of drinking from his collapsible tin cup when Breeding School had no running water Dave Rosembaum challenged that Yellowhammer School had it harder than Breeding School. Charles Marshburn wrote that he went to school before germs were invented Any simple taste solutions questioned by Ed Waggener The science behind taste offered by Billy Joe Fudge Gerald Doss recommended home filtration system COF says it's their special recipe Frank Dickerson says Barnett's Creek water was pure Toxic Blue-Green algae a danger Trilby Vance reminds of us a local commercial source Mitzi Bault asks for more in depth details Ralph Waggener says it's home filtration Source says drinking water a national challenge Should we buy bottled water Vicktoria Pike says problem must be fixed Geniece Marcum recalls hauling spring water This story was posted on 2016-09-03 15:12:57
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