Russell: contaminant had no effect on drinking water MICHIGAN CITY - The floating contaminant discovered on Lake Michigan Monday seems to have had no effect on the quality of Michigan City's drinking water, according to Michigan City Department of Water Works Superintendent Randall Russell.
June 24, 2013 - The Michigan City News-Dispatch
Doe Run well-water testing continues The Wicomico County Health Department has results for 60 wells, of which 12 have tested above the maximum contaminant level. The chemical was detected in another eight wells, but at a level below the maximum contaminant level, officials said.
June 20, 2013 - Eastern Shore News
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