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Water System Operator Earns Accolades
Tony Palamara is a lifelong resident of the central New York region where he now works.The 58-year-old is also a 26-year veteran...
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No Excuse for Trenching Accidents
The risks, including death, are well known. Despite being easily prevented, cave-ins during trenching and excavation work continue to occur, killing an...
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Celebrating the Water Industry
The sewer and water industry doesn’t often get the positive attention it deserves. That’s part of what I like so much about...
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Fair Hiring in Your Utility
For many organizations, landing a highly sought-after job recruit is a cause for celebration, especially in today’s ultra-competitive employment market. But before...
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All About Trenchless Training
We’ve noticed explosive growth in membership over the past five years. We have seen a 21 percent increase in our membership base,...
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Manhole Equipment and Rehabilitation
Large field sleeves provide watertight sealProblem: The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority was concerned with the close proximity of the Rio...
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InfraMarker System Reduces Time and Cost of Locating Underground Utilities
The InfraMarker System 3.0 from Berntsen International provides an integrated infrastructure marking and verification solution, including a suite of above- and belowground...
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Worth Noting - April 2016
PEOPLE/AWARDSThe Town of Watertown was awarded a Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection grant of $41,000 to fund various projects and techniques to...
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MAKING A SPLASH: Old Swimming Pool Water Finds New LifeAs the cannonballs wind down and the new year revs up, the City...
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Stress Testing Concrete Pipe
The City of Greensboro, North Carolina, emphasizes growth and economic development to benefit its population of 250,000. The city’s Water Resources department,...
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Building a Better Water Distribution System
South Carolina’s Powdersville Water District was the first water utility in the state — and only the 11th in the nation —...
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Protecting Pipes Against Corrosion
The Putnam Public Service District is nestled against the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia’s Putnam County. The hilly terrain...
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More Than Pipes
What does the ideal version of your water or wastewater system look like? What does optimum performance mean to you? Is it...
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Dissolving Sewer Grease Problems
Below the streets of Livonia, Michigan, a massive and growing volume of FOG threatened to disrupt a thriving industrial corridor. The local...
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Develop Talent in Your Utility
If businesses and organizations acted more like professional sports teams talent management, developing a deep bench of potential future stars would be...
















