CLINTON – The town of Clinton has been placed under a boil advisory Monday.
According to local officials, a blown fuse at an area well has caused the local government to question the quality of water produced at that well.
A boil water advisory has been issued as a precautionary measure.
All residents are advised to disinfect their water by boiling it for a full minute before consumption.
The boil order will remain in effect until further notice.
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The northeastern portion of Jamesport was placed under a precautionary boil advisory on Monday following repairs to a water main break.
The advisory, to boil water as a precaution, will be in effect until 2 o’clock Wednesday afternoon for that northeast area of Jamesport.

MORGANTOWN — There is a boil water advisory for all homes on Wades Road, Peaceful Road, Helmick Road, Golden Acres development, Dollar Road, Gamble Road, Green Valley Village, Jeffrey Village and Arena Road.
The advisory also affects homes from 2330-2627 on Blue Horizon Drive, homes from 3973-3537 on Lazelle Union Road and homes from 1933-1400 on Cassville/Mount Morris Road.
Updates will be provided as soon as possible.
Customers can contact Pleasant Valley PSD office at 304-328-5847.

Water service will be disrupted for around 200 homes in the Covington area Tuesday (Aug. 28), St. Tammany Parish officials said.
And when the water is turned back on in the afternoon, those homes will be under a boil water advisory until the state gives the all-clear.
A St. Tammany Parish government news release Monday said the replacement of a water main will require water to be shut off for the Hidden Creek, Beau Arbre and De Sol subdivisions in the Covington area.
Water service will also be disrupted to a number of customers along Louisiana Highway 1085 and some on Shady Oak Drive.
Service will be shut down between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. After service is restored, customers will be under a boil water advisory until samples submitted to the state Department of Health are tested and found to be safe.
The parish said the boil advisory requires boiling water for at least one minute before consuming it.
That includes water for brushing teeth and food preparation, the parish said.
Area residents will be notified by automated calls, signs and notices on the parish website when the boil order has been rescinded, the parish said.
The parish notice said anyone with questions can call Tammany Utilities at (985) 276-6400.

The Kehewin Cree Nation, about 235 kilometres northeast of Edmonton, has been under a boil-water advisory since 2011, according to the Indigenous Services Canada website.
Although the federal organization has invested $13.9 million to support construction of a new water treatment system, the group says in a news release the water advisory isn’t expected to be lifted until March 2020.
“So today marks the first step in a longer journey of partnership and a moment of renewed relationships.” In July, a drinking water advisory was lifted at the Whitefish Lake First Nation, about 425 kilometres northwest of Edmonton, that had been in place since May 2011.
Clean water is being trucked to community cisterns while a new water treatment plant is under construction.
Kehewin, with more than 1,100 residents, is one of 73 First Nations across Canada that has had a drinking-water advisory in place for at least a year.
That’s down from 105 advisories three years ago.
The federal government’s goal is to eliminate all advisories by March 2021.
This year’s budget provided another $172.6 million over three years to deal with First Nations water infrastructure.
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Updated 12 hours ago A precautionary flush-and-boil water advisory issued on Thursday for Millvale borough has been lifted, according to the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority.
Two rounds of water quality testing, which are required when an advisory is issued, did not show any evidence of contamination and confirmed that adequate levels of disinfectant were present in the tap water.
Residents who have not turned on spigots during the past several days are advised let water run for at least one minute before using it for cooking or drinking to help remove stagnant water from plumbing and draw fresh water in from the system.
The precautionary advisory was issued for about 700 homes in Millvale after water line repairs along Evergreen Street caused low or no water pressure on multiple streets.
Tony LaRussa is a Tribune-Review staff writer.
You can contact Tony at 724-772-6368 or tlarussa@tribweb.com or via Twitter @TonyLaRussaTrib.

READING, Pa. (WPVI) — Portions of Reading are under a boil water advisory for the next three days.
The Reading Area Water Authority said it is repairing a 36-inch water main break in the 3900 block of Pottsville Pike.
Water service has been restored, but the boil water advisory will be in effect while officials test the water, Bill Murray of RAWA said.
Murray said about 850 residents were affected.
The advisory was issued for Center City, the Northmont Area and the Northeast area of the city.
The water main break had shut down Pottsville Pike at Reading Crest Avenue for a few hours Sunday morning.
The road has reopened.
Residents will receive a second notice after testing is completed.
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HORNBROOK, Calif. — Hornbrook residents are frustrated about still not having potable water.
They have been dealing with water problems since July 5th when the Klamathon Fire destroyed the main water tank and several water system components.
Officials say it’s okay to use the water for showering and similar uses, but not for drinking.
A boil advisory is in effect.
Sharon Morin works at the Chevron that was somehow spared from the worst of the Klamathon.
She says the water issue has affected the bottom line.
"We’re losing business," explains Sharon.
"Because our coffee pot takes me 20 minutes to make a pot of coffee.
It’s an old percolator.
The Hornbrook Community Services District says a long term solution will cost about $1 million dollars.

The Village of Christiansburg is under a water boil advisory due to depressurization that took place during internal maintenance on a water tower.
The advisory was issued Sunday morning by water superintendent Scott Taylor.
>>TRENDING: John McCain, US senator, war hero, ‘maverick,’ has died at 81 Taylor said the advisory was issued as a precaution and will be in effect until further notice.
Any questions can be addressed to the water services line at 937-313-2490.
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Public Health Advisory Boil Water Advisory has been lifted for the Hamlet of Igloolik The Department of Health advises residents of the Hamlet of Igloolik that the boil water advisory is over.
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