Stories Related to Richland Township Residents Blindsided By Risk Of Pfas Contamination

Malachi Barrett | mbarret1@mlive.com, The Grand Rapids Press
Wed, 07/18/2018 - 8:15pm

Residents wanted to be notified sooner that drinking water could be unsafe.

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