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News Briefs: ​Boy Miraculously Survives Getting Sucked Into a Flowing Drainage Ditch

Also in this week's sewer and water news, more than 290 million gallons of combined sewer water overflows during a heavy rain event in Milwaukee

  • September 05, 2018

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Authorities in Harrison, Wisconsin, are calling it a miracle. An 11-year-old boy was unharmed after being sucked into the culvert of a drainage ditch during heavy rains and trapped underground for 40...

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