‘When will water crises end?’ South Jackson Town Hall wants to know – Jackson Advocate

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‘When will water crises end?’ South Jackson Town Hall wants to know – Jackson Advocate

Ward 6 City Councilman Aaron Banks asked his constituent Ed Coles to stand at Monday evening’s Town Hall meeting at Glory Empowerment Center on Maddox Road. “Mr. Coles and his wife live at the highest point of elevation on Forest Hill Road,” Banks said. “Before any of our water goes out, his goes out four […]

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