A Meadow Bridge water line break has been repaired, but authorities say customers remain under a boil water advisory.
Darrell Diehl, the town’s chief water operator, said a galvaniz-
ed service line apparently rusted through and broke Wednesday. Workers repaired the break in about two hours.
However, state health officials issued a boil water advisory for customers of the Meadow Bridge water system.
Consumers are advised to allow water to reach a full rolling boil for at least one minute before using it for drinking, cooking or hygienic purposes.
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