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News Briefs: Sewer Worker, Driver Killed in Crash

In this week’s news, a 23-year-old sewer worker dies in a traffic accident, officials in Florida celebrate the opening of a $32M water reclamation facility and the Lansing Board of Water and Light says it was the victim of a cyber attack.
  • By Luke LeNoble
  • May 05, 2016

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News Briefs: Sewer Worker, Driver Killed in Crash

A sewer worker and a driver were both killed in a traffic accident in Porter, Texas, on April 26. Paul Mackedanz, 23, was cleaning the sewer line when the vehicle struck him, The Humble Observer reports.

“Witnesses stated the sewer worker was behind the pump truck cleaning...

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