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    STORM WATER MANAGEMENT: PART ONE The Flood Last Time

    Presented by Historic Newton at Newton Free Library

    September 21, 2010

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    STORM WATER MANAGEMENT: PART ONE The Flood Last Time

    Tuesday, September 21, 7 pm STORM WATER MANAGEMENT: PART ONE The Flood Last Time – In Over Our Heads? What caused the March 2010 floods? Why was sewage mixed into the water flowing in some basements? Where were the floods and why? Learn about Newton’s past decisions about wetlands, flooding, and water management and how they have influenced the situation today and in the future. A panel of specialists will answer questions about...

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    Tuesday, September 21, 7 pm STORM WATER MANAGEMENT: PART ONE The Flood Last Time – In Over Our Heads? What caused the March 2010 floods? Why was sewage mixed into the water flowing in some basements? Where were the floods and why? Learn about Newton’s past decisions about wetlands, flooding, and water management and how they have influenced the situation today and in the future. A panel of specialists will answer questions about the Charles River, stormwater pollution, and sewage. Co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Newton, Newton Free Library, Green Decade/Newton, and Historic Newton. At the Newton Free Library, 330 Homer Street, Newton. Free.


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    Newton Free Library

    330 Homer Street
    Newton, MA 02459

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    7 PM



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