Officials: Unidentified Smell Leads To Do-Not-Drink Water Warning In New Paltz
Residents are being urged to use bottled water for drinking and cooking until the tap water can be deemed safe.
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Residents are being urged to use bottled water for drinking and cooking until the tap water can be deemed safe.
"They generated false alarms and kids have a tendency to push the button for fun," a city spokesperson said.
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