CLIFTON HILL, Mo.
– The Westran School District in Randolph County will dismiss at 12 p.m. on Tuesday due to a water main break in Clifton Hill.
The Thomas Hill Water District issued a 48-hour boil advisory for anyone without water, but it does not affect anyone with low water pressure.
"The Thomas Hill water district has stated this is an emergency situation," the city said in an online statement.
The water district does not have an estimitaed time of when the issue will be fixed.
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PRINCE RUPERT — A boil water advisory for Prince Rupert, B.C., has entered its fifth week, prompting one citizen advocate group to criticize city officials for not having a preparedness plan in place.
"Five weeks is too long without any provision of access to water for people who are vulnerable," Kertes said in an interview.
Water in the city of Prince Rupert tested for high levels of cryptosporidium and giardia, parasites can cause intestinal illnesses, he said.
This represents the final phase of the city’s water infrastructure replacement project, it said.
"Unfortunately, there are no treatment options available to the city to remove cryptosporidium at the source supply, and therefore there is currently no way to prevent or manage the issue other than to wait for the water to clear itself," reads a post on the city’s website.
Kertes said there are a lot of questions on how the decisions surrounding the infrastructure upgrade were made and what the priorities were.
"We need the city government to listen and take responsibility and we need a preparedness plan."
As of Jan. 17, there were 25 short-term drinking water advisories in place in Canada, and six "boil water" and three "do not consume" advisories in British Columbia.
"It’s anyone’s guess" how long the advisory will be in effect, he said.
"This is a wake-up call that not everyone in Canada can take (tap water) for granted," Kertes said.

UNION CITY – The Village of Union City, Ohio is under a boil advisory due to a water main break.
At this time officials have not received an estimated time for repairs, according to the Darke County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management, and a boil advisory will be in effect for 72 hours once water service is restored.

ROCKAWAY TWP.
"The utility has experienced an issue with one of its main product wells that has caused a grayish sediment color in the water.
"As a precaution we are implementing a boil water order.
The utility is working on corrective actions and will advise if there is any change in the water system and when the boil water order is lifted."
"Customers should start to see the water quality and cloudiness clearing up and we are closely monitoring all well levels, tanks levels and water quality and ask that residents conserve water where possible."
"We are working on obtaining the equipment and parts for permanent repairs.
We will advise all customers as soon as we can lift the boil water order," according to the township.
• People can shower and bath, do not swallow water while showering or bathing • When washing dishes in dishwasher’s be sure to use heat drying option • Use bottled water or water that has cooled after boiling for drinking water, • Use bottled water or water that has been boiled (and cooled) for brushing teeth and food preparation.
We continue to monitor the system and the effected well.
We have also arranged to have emergency crews start work on the well to make repairs," the advisory states.

Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea Wires and pole lie askew after the accident on Country Club Monday morning.
West Side Fire and Hood River County Sheriff’s Department responded.
Water and power both went out Monday morning for some residents on Country Club Road.
The fire hydrant damage was caused by a car that left the scene, according to Deputy Joel Ives of Hood River County Sheriff’s Office.
A leak in the line resulted from the damage, causing Ice Fountain Water District to order a boil-water advisory.
Field operator Chris True said he was unsure how many customers had been affected; True said water samples were sent to the lab for testing and would be back Tuesday or Wednesday, and customers are advised to continue boiling water until they hear from the district.
The driver of the Kia sedan was unhurt, and no citation was issued.
She was traveling north, according to Ives, when “she caught a slick spot and with a car coming the opposite way, she maneuvered to avoid hitting it and went into the ditch,” striking the pole and snapping it.
The three dogs in the Kia spent a half-hour running around the woods and yard of adjacent property before a friend came to give her a ride.
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Prince Rupert residents should not be concerned if they see milky water coming through their taps, city administration says.
READ MORE: Social media strains over Prince Rupert’s boil water notice On Jan. 22, the City of Prince Rupert issued a press release stating that they have begun to flush local water mains in an effort to speed up the process of downgrading the ongoing water boil notice.
“This step assists in removing stale or stagnant water from the pipes,” said Veronika Stewart, the city’s communications manager in the statement.
Stewart noted that the flushing process may stir up sediment and/or make tap water look milky.
“Run taps until they are clear if you experience this,” she said.
While Prince Rupert’s water has not been given clearance to drink from the health authority, city officials will meet with Northern Health this week to see if they can downgrade the status from a water boil notice to a water quality advisory — which is a more precautionary notification.
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A boil advisory has been issued for the next 72 hours after a main water line broke in Union City in Ohio, according to police.
Water was temporarily shut off in the village, but turned back on shortly after.
A boil advisory has been issued for all residents in the village of Union City in Ohio, according to police.
Police say the advisory is in effect for at least 24 hours, and the water supply was shut off Tuesday afternoon.
“Please take steps to have water available for you and your family,” the department said in a Facebook post.
The cause of the advisory was not immediately known.
We’ll update this page as new details become available.

ZANESVILLE – Local city, village and county water departments dealt with multiple water main breaks over the weekend and Monday.
"That’s on the property owners," Mills said.
"Most of the times they stop heating their basement and their pipes freeze, so keep heating your basement."
The Muskingum County Water Department also faced a break on Dresdan Road on Sunday night.
Repairs were completed within an hour, department manager Don Madden said, slightly longer than usual as the break affected a larger area.
"It’s brutal weather having to work out in," Madden said.
"The crew gets high marks."
The city and county breaks themselves were not a result of the weather, Madden and Mills said.
Breaks most often occur after shifts in the ground such as sinkholes, Mills said.
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(Photo: Submitted) GALION – Some Galion residents will need to boil their water before consuming it for the next day after a water main break Tuesday morning.
The broken water main on North Columbus Street was repaired by city workers just before noon Tuesday, according to Matt Echelberry, the city’s communication director.
He said the advisory includes "all residences on North Columbus Street between East Payne and the bridge (south of Sherman), as well as Olentangy Court and Jan Court."
Once water service was restored, residents within in the affected area were asked to run their faucets for at least one minute to clear out their lines.
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"This advisory will be in effect for 24 hours, the water will be tested, and the city will announce when the advisory is lifted," Echelberry said.
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KALAMZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A water main break has prompted another boil water advisory in Kalamazoo, this one affecting several businesses.
In that area is a PNC Bank branch, a McDonald’s, Moe’s Southwest Grille, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit and a Burger King.
The McDonald’s and Dickey’s were closed to the public Tuesday afternoon.
Moe’s said it would be open after getting instructions from the health department on how to proceed.
No one at the Burger King was authorized to speak with the media when 24 Hour News 8 called Tuesday afternoon.
Water main breaks cause a drop in pressure, which can allow bacteria to enter the system.
They expect to lift the advisory by Friday.
The Stadium Drive advisory is the third issued in the last three days as Kalamazoo deals with about half a dozen main breaks or other water infrastructures problems.
On Monday, officials blamed increasing frost depths, saying that was causing mains to shift.
City officials are also asking residents to run a narrow stream of water in their homes nonstop, probably until April 1, to prevent pipes from freezing.