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Spirit Lake Nation fields complaints about change to water
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Posted: Thursday, August 29, 2013
The
Spirit Lake Nation
of North Dakota says the drinking water on the reservation is safe despite complaints from some residents.
The tribe switched to a new water treatment system in June, The Grand Forks Herald reported. But some people don't like the taste so the American Red Cross has sent 4,300 bottles to the reservation.
The tribe says the water is cleaner than before.
Get the Story:
Spirit Lake drinking water 'safe,' but bottled water is available
(The Grand Forks Herald 8/29)
Red Cross donates bottled water to North Dakota reservation
(AP 8/29)
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