County has questions about secondary public water source proposal

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by Kate Shunney

A day after the Town of Bath discussed scenarios to purchase land near town with a potential public water source, the Morgan County Commission considered if they would be part of funding development of that water source.

Morgan County Commission President Joel Tuttle on Wednesday, October 21 told his fellow commissioners and a gathering of citizens in Paw Paw that Bath had asked the county to put up $200,000 toward developing a…

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