Water available in Warren for those under boil advisory
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The state Department of Public Health has opened another station where residents of Barrington, Warren and Bristol can pick up water that is safe to drink. The first location is the Carousel in Riverside on Bullocks Point Avenue, which is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The new location is 472 Child St. in Warren, which is open during the same hours. The Health Department reminds customers that a boil water advisory remains in effect for water authority customers. Any water used for drinking, cooking or bathing infants should be boiled for one minute and then allowed to cool. 
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Gee, I don't taste any difference!
Even so, I do appreciate the BCWA's swift action to supply BORINGton with a nearby safe replacement while the majority of us who can't afford the 3 hour trip from Bristol get nothing... Chalk up another adventure here in the MO-ron state
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Why does it take 3 hrs from Bristol? Are you walking?
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