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Nestle makes the very best ... Clinton water?
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Byline: John Weeks
CLINTON - Nestle Waters of North America thinks the glass is more than half full concerning the Wekepeke Reservoir in Sterling.
Extensive hydrogeological testing has shown the water at the site, which is owned by Clinton, is of a consistently high quality and would be very suitable for Nestle's bottling operations.
"The spring basin is what really peaked our interest," Jay Billings of Northeast Geoscience told selectmen Wednesday night. Billings and his colleagues have been conducting testing at the site for Nestle. He said testing…
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Nestle makes the very best ... Clinton water?
Byline: John Weeks CLINTON - Nestle Waters of North America...hydrogeological testing has shown the water at the site, which is owned by Clinton, is of a consistently high quality and would be very suitable for Nestle's bottling operations... |
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No decision on Nestle plan; Clinton selectman said anger from Sterling is...
...opposition to the very idea of commercial pumping of water. Sterling Selectman...should take a very close look at it." Clinton Selectmen Chairman...do with its water resource in...In Clinton, Nestle is offering...come to the best solution for... |
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Five vie for two Clinton selectman's seats May 5; Kathleen Sheridan.
...proposal by Nestle Waters of...commercial water pumping operation...the Town of Clinton's rights...the Town of Clinton with safeguards...a natural water source is...Rauscher Farm, Clinton Greenway Conservation...recommendations that best suits the...many ways very up ... |
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