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MMSD: Wet
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MMSD: Wet, blue Monday
By RUBY
Thursday, May 13, 2004
Monday's storm was a doozy: It unloaded as much as 2.6 inches of
rain in the metropolitan area and more than 1.5 inches in the first
hour in some places. One of them was Bayside, and one Bayside
resident, Jodie Habush Sinykin, took notice of the consequences --
what seemed to be the human waste equivalent of an oil slick on the
surface of Lake Michigan.
Sewers at three locations controlled by the Milwaukee Metrop...
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Don't blame deep tunnel system
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; Don't blame deep tunnel system Sunday, February 13, 2000 It's unfortunate that after all the time the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel took in researching the problem of sewage backups in the Milwaukee area, its reporter chose to fall back on the same old easy myth of blaming it on the deep tunnel rather
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Preparing for another big dig; An unused auto complex is being used to refurbish a huge machine that will bore a new wastewater tunnel
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; ... a section of Chicago's deep tunnel system in the early 1990s. Copyright 2008, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. (Note: This notice does not apply to those news items already copyrighted and received through wire services or other media.)
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DEEP TUNNEL System a big part of water quality effort
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; DEEP TUNNEL System a big part of water quality effort Saturday, September 14, 2002 I believe it is important to make the following points in response to discussions about the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District's deep tunnel system. The system is a critical part of our collective efforts to
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Village turns to Deep Tunnel to reduce basement flooding
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; To ease a major flooding problem that turns most of Summit's 2,500 basements into virtual swimming pools after most rainstorms, the village will tap into the $3 billion Deep Tunnel and Reservoir Plan. Village President Joseph Strzelczyk said Wednesday the village will reroute some sewer lines to
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