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madamesilverspurs

(15,800 posts)
Thu Jun 15, 2017, 01:52 AM Jun 2017

The surprising Colorado city that has North Americas best-tasting tap water

Coloradans don’t have to travel far to take a sip of the best tap water in North America.

Greeley, a city known for both agriculture and food processing businesses, can now boast it has the best tasting tap water in the United States and Canada.

The Greeley Water and Sewer Department won the 13th annual “Best of the Best” Tap Water Taste Test conducted by the American Water Works Association. Montpelier, Ohio, took second place and Bloomington, Minn., had the third-best tasting tap water.

... more at link
http://www.denverpost.com/2017/06/14/greeley-tap-water-nations-best/


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Posted because it's nice to be known for something other than fracking by schools and exploding houses.


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The surprising Colorado city that has North Americas best-tasting tap water (Original Post) madamesilverspurs Jun 2017 OP
Good on the Tap Water in Greeley! Also known Cha Jun 2017 #1
Small world! madamesilverspurs Jun 2017 #2
All right! Yeah I looked it up and saw the Cha Jun 2017 #3
I had a number of friends madamesilverspurs Jun 2017 #4
It does! Cindy was from Cha Jun 2017 #5

madamesilverspurs

(15,800 posts)
2. Small world!
Thu Jun 15, 2017, 04:17 AM
Jun 2017

The school is now UNC, University of Northern Colorado, but I still have a small silver charm from its earlier iteration.


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Cha

(297,137 posts)
3. All right! Yeah I looked it up and saw the
Thu Jun 15, 2017, 04:23 AM
Jun 2017

name, University of Northern Colorado.. they've branched out.

But, figured since it was called Colorado State Teachers College I'd use that. She just retired last year!

That flew by.. whoosh!

madamesilverspurs

(15,800 posts)
4. I had a number of friends
Thu Jun 15, 2017, 04:30 AM
Jun 2017

who graduated before the name change, they all retired last year. Sounds like they could have been in the same class as your sister.

Cha

(297,137 posts)
5. It does! Cindy was from
Thu Jun 15, 2017, 04:41 AM
Jun 2017

Colorado but met her husband there, who was visiting his aunt, from upper state New York.

Last year, her husband having passed, she and her one daughter and grandchild moved to Asheville, NC from the Adirondacks, to try some warmer weather for a change.

She and her family are coming to visit me in August for their very first time in Hawaii!

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