UTICA – Some residents in the city of Utica and the town of New Hartford are without water due to a water main break, according to the Mohawk Valley Water Authority.
The water main break is near the intersection of Pleasant Street and Tilden Avenue in Utica.
When water service is restored, residents on the following streets will be under a boil water advisory: – Albany St/Rd – South Park Dr to Brockway Rd – Beckwith Cir – Bedford Ln – Birchwood Ln – Buckley Rd – Candlewood La – Carmen Ln – Christensen Rd – East Park Ct – East Park Rd – Floral Ct – Floral Dr – Graffenburg – Slaytonbush Ln to #1354 – Hills Drive – Hillside Rd – Lin Rd – Nob Rd – Parkview Rd – Pinnacle Dr – Pleasant St – #1104 Pleasant St to Graffenburg Rd – Pond Ln – Portal Rd – Proctor View Ct – Proctor View Dr – Ripley Rd – Rolling Hills Dr – Russetbush Rd – Sherman Drive – Pleasant St to #1710 – Slaytonbush Ln – South Park Drive – Sunflower Cir – Sylvan Glen Rd – Taber Drive – Taber Rd – Tilden to #15 Taber Rd – Taber Rd West – Tilden Ave – South Park Dr to Taber Rd – Tilden Ln – Ty Pl – White Birch Rd – Wildflower Cir – Wildwood Ridge The boil water advisory will be in effect for approximately 48 hours, until laboratory testing confirms the advisory can be lifted.
Customers are advised to boil their water for at least two minutes before using it for drinking or cooking.
Customers are also advised against using cloudy or discolored water – especially hot water – because it may require you to flush your hot water tank once clear water becomes available.
Customers should also avoid washing clothes in discolored water, because it could permanently stain your laundry.

A boil water advisory has been issued for parts of Utica and New Hartford following a water main break Thursday near the intersection of Pleasant Street and Tilden Avenue in Utica, according to the Mohawk Valley Water Authority.
The boil water advisory will be in effect for roughly 48 hours after service is restored and until laboratory testing confirms it can be lifted.
It affects customers on the following streets: Albany Street from South Park Drive to Broackway Road; Beckwith Circle, Bedford Lane, Birchwood Lane, Buckley Road, Candlewood Lane, Carmen Lane, Christensen Road, East Park Court, East Park Road, Floral Court, Floral Drive, Graffenburg Road from Slaytonbush Lane to #1354, Hills Drive, Hillside Road, Line Road, Nob Road, Parkview Road, Pinnacle Drive, Pleasant Street from #1104 Pleasant Street to Graffenburg Road, Pond Lane, Portal Road, Proctor View Court, Proctor View Drive, Ripley Road, Rolling Hills Drive, Russetbush Road, Sherman Drive from Pleasant Street to #1710, Slaytonbush Lane, South Park Drive, Sunflower Circle, Sylvan Glen Road, Taber Drive, Taber Road from Tilden to #15 Taber Road, Taber Road West, Tilden Avenue from South Park Drive to Taber Road, Tilden Lane, Ty Place, White Birch Road, Wildflower Circle and Wildwood Ridge.
Customers are advised to boil their water for at least two minutes before using it for drinking or cooking, and to avoid drinking or washing clothes in discolored water.
For more information, call 315-792-0309 or visit www.mvwa.us and click on “Water Advisory.”

ALIQUIPPA (KDKA) — Some Aliquippa residents are under a boil water advisory after a water line break happened Tuesday afternoon.
The Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa said there was a water line break at the Sheffield Terrace water tank.
Due to the break, a boil water advisory has been issued for Upper Brodhead Road, Sheffield Heights, Ross Plan, Woodlawn Park and Upper Sheffield Terrace.
Bottled water will be available at the water treatment plant on Hopewell Avenue from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the adviosry.
Aliquippa Police say the boil water advisory will be in effect until Thursday.

A decision to lift or continue a boil water advisory in center city and southwest Reading could come as early as 4 a.m. Wednesday when results of tests on water samples are revealed, a Reading Area Water Authority official said Tuesday.
If two water samples taken from the system Tuesday show no problems, the advisory could be lifted quickly, perhaps between 4 and 6 a.m. Wednesday morning, said Kim Mazur, the authority’s director of operations and maintenance.
The advisory covers center city from Walnut Street south to Canal Street, and from Second Street east to Eighth Street.
About 2,000 customers are affected.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection requires at least two clean samples before lifting a boil water advisory.
The DEP has told the authority that it could lift the advisory once it receives the results at 4 a.m., said Mazur.
The Ugly Oyster, a downtown restaurant and tavern, was closed Tuesday because of the advisory, but could reopen Wednesday if the advisory is lifted around dawn, said owner Glenn Rigg.
"If everything’s clear, that’s plenty of time for us to be open," said Rigg, who closed the restaurant around lunchtime Monday when he learned of the advisory.
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If you are Iberville Parish Water District No.
3 customer, you are advised to disinfect your own water prior to consumption until you have been warned otherwise.
Residents located on HWY 75, starting at Stampley Dr. and ending in Bayou Pigeon, are all affected.
Both sides of the bayou are included in this advisory as well.
We’re told this boil advisory will be lifted upon notification from the Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals that test samples indicate the water supply is safe.
The following map indicates all affected areas:

CHARLESTOWN, Ind.
(WHAS11) – The City of Charlestown, Ind.
said a water main was repaired after it broke early Tuesday morning.
The broken main took hours to locate as it did not surface.The city posted on Facebook around 4 p.m. that the pumps were working once again but the system would take hours to recharge.
The boil water advisory remains in place until further notice, according to the City of Charlestown.
Crews worked to locate the broken main with the grid isolation procedure.
Charlestown schools were dismissed early due to the main break.

JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind.
— The city of Charlestown is under a boil-water advisory after a water main break forced four schools to close early on Tuesday.
The city said water readings show it happened sometime early Tuesday morning.
The water never surfaced.
"It’s a huge impact because they don’t have restroom facilities and we don’t have the ability to prepare lunch for the kids, so we have to send them home for those reasons," said district spokeswoman Erin Bojorquez.
The water main break also caused some restaurants to close for the day.
"For people that live in town it’s kind of a hassle because you still have to drive quite a ways," Eli Daniel, said.
City officials reported the main was repaired and pumps were turned on just before 5 p.m. Tuesday.
"It will take several more hours for the system to fully recharge.
We ask that you still conserve water until after midnight when the system should be fully recharged," city officials said.

ALIQUIPPA, Pa. — A boil water advisory has been issued for parts of Aliquippa Tuesday.
Upper Brodhead Road, Sheffield Heights, Ross Plan, Woodlawn Park and Upper Sheffield Terrace are affected.
The boil water advisory is being issued due to a water line break at the Sheffield Terrace water tank.
Bottled water is located at the water treatment plant at 120 Hopewell Ave. from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. for the affected areas.

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — City officials in Hastings say drinking water is now safe for residents.
On Saturday, a boil water advisory was issued for Hastings following E. coli bacteria was detected in a section of the public water system.
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and the City of Hastings began disinfecting the water system with chlorine on Saturday and extending through Sunday.
Then, on Tuesday, officials lifted the boil water advisory.
It’s recommended that residents flush their plumbing if no water has been used in the past two days, or if they experience water discoloration.
The city and MDH are currently working to determine the cause of the E. coli detections.

Jeffersonville — The City of Charlestown has reported a major water main break that has not been located.
Due to the impact on Charlestown schools, Greater Clark County Schools Corp. dismissed those students early.
Charlestown High School dismissed at 10 a.m., Charlestown Middle School at 10:15 a.m., and Jonathan Jennings and Pleasant Ridge elementary schools at 10:45 a.m.
The district is also experiencing phone issues at Charlestown Middle School.
Parents/guardians can call 502-974-4793 in order to reach the school or can contact the GCCS Administration Building at 812-283-0701.
According to the City of Charlestown’s Facebook page, the break is causing lower water pressure.
All customers are under a boil water advisory.
Crews are doing a "grid by grid isolation procedure" to determine where the break occurred.
Officials have also turned to social media for help: This story will be updated.