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FirstEnergy is exploring the West Fork River as a new water source, potentially leading to the end of a long-term water service contract.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 28
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FirstEnergy is exploring the West Fork River as a new water source, potentially leading to the end of a long-term water service contract.

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  1. A dam on the Tuckaseigee River, located in the West Fork area, has been impounding its flow to provide electricity for production at the Aluminum Co. of America.Sub-event
  2. Mon Power began drawing water from the West Fork River.1 source
  3. FirstEnergy evaluates river as new water source; contract end possible.1 source

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  • wajr.comCity of Shinnston exploring options for cancellation of Mon Power water agreement
  • wdtv.comMayor urges turnout as Shinnston faces possible loss of major water customer
  • wdtv.comShinnston residents caught in middle of utility dispute