HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Rayleigh Ike represents Relay. 7B 75¢ In the know LOCALLY OWNED, LOYAL TO OUR COMMUNITY SATURDAY, JULY 21, 2018 MOTOCROSS WaterSolving one problem leads issues to another in Chrisman; continue water meters may be out of date COMING TO BY GARY HENRY levels for decades, but the plan is for the city engineers He added the alternative ness said the 39 percent wa- EDGAR FAIR
[email protected] EPA did reduce what is con- to determine if there is a way plan may still be more attrac- ter loss is not coming from Motocross races are com- CHRISMAN – One prob- sidered acceptable. It was ex- to deal with the problem us- tive depending on the cost of leaks in the mains but is ing Tuesday to the Edgar lem with Chrisman’s water plained at a prior city meet- ing chemistry, but he also ad- the chemical solution, if one more likely the result of old County Fair but before the may be moving toward res- ing the arsenic binds to the vocated developing a backup is found. water meters that no longer races can begin dirt must olution, but other issues re- iron molecules in the water plan in case the city cannot “I want to make a data accurately record how much be moved — and a lot of it. main. and applying chlorine before bring the water into compli- driven decision,” Wolfe said. water each household is us- SPORTS, 9A At the Monday, July 16, the water is filtered breaks ance with EPA standards. The 39 percent difference ing.