Newburgh officials put water tanker at Emergency Medical Services building
The town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services has a water tanker in the back of the building for residents whose wells have dried up as a result of the current drought.
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Aug 15, 2022, 10:35 AM
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4h agoThe town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services has a water tanker in the back of the building for residents whose wells have dried up as a result of the current drought.
The water tanker is from Newburgh officials.
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