Post by Logan on Jan 11, 2017 23:22:50 GMT -6
Flint — Flint residents hoping for some major news about the safety of their long-troubled drinking water got something less than that at a town hall meeting Wednesday.
Government officials contend that city water reaching homes continues to improve in terms of proper lead, copper, alkaline and bacteria levels. They described Flint as very much like other American cities.
Yet the distance between Flint residents and the ability to trust their water and those in charge of it appears wide. Before the start of the meeting, Flint resident Tony Palladino Jr. was realistic.
“I’m hoping for a lot,” he said. “But I’ve been hoping for three years.”
Read more: www.detroitnews.com/story/news/michigan/flint-water-crisis/2017/01/11/flint-water/96441578/
Government officials contend that city water reaching homes continues to improve in terms of proper lead, copper, alkaline and bacteria levels. They described Flint as very much like other American cities.
Yet the distance between Flint residents and the ability to trust their water and those in charge of it appears wide. Before the start of the meeting, Flint resident Tony Palladino Jr. was realistic.
“I’m hoping for a lot,” he said. “But I’ve been hoping for three years.”
Read more: www.detroitnews.com/story/news/michigan/flint-water-crisis/2017/01/11/flint-water/96441578/