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News Briefs: Manhole Cover That Killed Driver Replaced

In this week’s news briefs, a state agency takes extra measures to ensure motorist safety, data says Wisconsin is highest in strontium levels, and Charleston Water System is refinancing its debt to help fund infrastructure projects.
  • By Luke LeNoble
  • March 24, 2016

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News Briefs: Manhole Cover That Killed Driver Replaced

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation replaced the manhole cover that flew off and killed a driver on Interstate 93 in Boston last month. The new cover has been bolted down, according to a report by WHDH.

Caitlin Clavette, a 35-year-old elementary school teacher, was...

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