Lorain water meter dispute stalls sewer rate talks
In February 2017 Lorain City Council discussed raising sewer rates after approving a water bill hike. A resident, Mackett, challenged a $300 charge for a 1 inch meter, insisting he paid for the meter in 2007. Utilities officials maintain the meter is city property. The case remains unresolved with notices of termination and late fees possible. Local officials acknowledge billing documentation flaws and aim to resolve the issue.
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Doomsday Clock moves to two minutes to midnight
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set the Doomsday Clock at two minutes to midnight in Washington, tightening for the second year in a row. President Rachel Bronson cited unpredictable U S thinking on nuclear futures and raised concerns over arms talks, North Korea tests, Russian posture, and nuclear stakes in Pakistan, India, and China.
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