ASPINWALL (KDKA) — Parts of Aspinwall are under a boil water advisory.
The Borough of Aspinwall announced Sunday that a water main break on Guyasuta Lane led to a loss of positive water pressure, which could allow contamination to enter the distribution system.
2 located at the top of Center Avenue, and residents who need water for non-drinking purposes can go to the Aspinwall Fire Station No.
1 located behind the borough building on First Street.
The boil water advisory will be in effect until further notice.
HAYS (KDKA) — A second egg has been spotted in the Hays bald eagle nest.
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania says a second egg was laid just before 3 p.m. Thursday.
WATCH LIVE HERE: Hays Bald Eagle Cam “Once there’s an egg in the nest, you will see an adult in the nest all the time, 24/7,” Rachel Handel, the Communication Director for the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, said Tuesday.
“Now, the male and the female will take turns on the nest.
So, they’ll switch off, but there will always be someone there incubating the egg and turning it also to keep it at a consistent temperature.

ASPINWALL (KDKA) — Parts of Aspinwall are under a boil water advisory.
The Borough of Aspinwall announced Sunday that a water main break on Guyasuta Lane led to a loss of positive water pressure, which could allow contamination to enter the distribution system.
2 located at the top of Center Avenue, and residents who need water for non-drinking purposes can go to the Aspinwall Fire Station No.
1 located behind the borough building on First Street.
The boil water advisory will be in effect until further notice.
HAYS (KDKA) — A second egg has been spotted in the Hays bald eagle nest.
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania says a second egg was laid just before 3 p.m. Thursday.
WATCH LIVE HERE: Hays Bald Eagle Cam “Once there’s an egg in the nest, you will see an adult in the nest all the time, 24/7,” Rachel Handel, the Communication Director for the Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, said Tuesday.
“Now, the male and the female will take turns on the nest.
So, they’ll switch off, but there will always be someone there incubating the egg and turning it also to keep it at a consistent temperature.

KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — A boil water advisory was issued for a Kalamazoo neighborhood Sunday following a water main break.
The affected area includes both sides of Oakhurst Avenue between S. Westnedge Avenue and S. Rose Street, including Oakhurst and Kingwood Court apartments, the southwest corner of Westnedge and Oakhurst, the southeast corner of Rose and Oakhurst, and the northeast corner of Rose and Evelyn Avenue.
Everyone in the affected area should boil their water for two minutes before consuming it.
The water main break on Oakhurst between Westnedge and Rose.
It caused a drop in pressure, which can allow bacteria to enter the water system.
The boil water advisory is precautionary.
No bacteria had actually been found in the system as of Sunday afternoon.
Test results to confirm the water’s safety should be back within the next couple of days.
The city expects to lift the advisory by Wednesday at the latest.

Residents who live above Eighth Street in Aspinwall are without water on Sunday after a water main break, according to a statement released on its website.
The borough is distributing bottled water at the No.
2 fire station on Center Avenue.
Water service returned in the afternoon, but the affected residents are now under a boil-water advisory.
Water for non-drinking purposes is available at the No.
1 fire station on First Avenue behind the borough building.
According to the statement, water in lower Aspinwall "is working and usable."
It is the second time this month that Aspinwall residents have been affected by a loss of water service and the resulting water boil advisory.

In a press release Friday morning, city officials said a water main break at Laurel Avenue caused officials to issue a boil water advisory for homes and businesses on Laurel Avenue, Camillia Circle, Camillia Lane and Rosewood Drive.
Residents are advised to boil their water before drinking or cooking with it until the city lifts the advisory.

water advisory Raleigh County Public Service District has issued a boil-water advisory for customers from the sewer plant to and including Pack Mountain.
The advisory follows a water main break.
Customers in these areas should boil their water for at least one full minute prior to use until further notice.
Raleigh County Public Service District has lifted a boil water advisory issued on Feb. 9 for Arnett System on Tolley Town Road.
West Virginia American Water has lifted a boil-water advisory for customers on Poca Circle from Box 1 to Box 122 in Poca.

Two communities in the Lytton First Nation have lifted boil-water advisories that have been in place for a generation, according to the nation’s lead water operator.
Half a dozen of Lytton’s 56 reserves are too small to tap into federal infrastructure funds and have been boiling water in some cases, for more than 15 years and probably much longer “They’ve been boiling their water since I got here,” said Warren Brown, who runs nine water treatment systems for the Lytton FN.
“We can’t get a centralized water system for our smaller communities because they fall below the federal threshold.” Communities with fewer than five homes do not qualify for federal funding for public drinking water systems, according to Indigenous Services Canada.
“Chief Janet Webster is having trouble convincing her daughter to drink their tap water when she comes to visit,” said Brown.
Each home system costs about $7,000 to assemble and install.
“Within a couple of months the samples all came back negative for any bad stuff,” said Brown.
“Once the First Nations Health Authority was convinced, they were taken off the boil-water list.” There are currently 17 First Nations in B.C.
To date, 52 long-term drinking water advisories have been lifted on First Nations across the country, while 28 new advisories have been added.
Funding to test the treatment systems came from Res’eau-WaterNet, a program that aims to provide safe water to small, rural and Indigenous communities.
He is convinced the technology can also be applied to “thousands” more non-Indigenous rural homes in B.C., as well.

Melbourne utility officials announced Wednesday the end of the precautionary boil water advisory for Satellite Beach, Indian Harbour Beach and other beachside communities.
The notice was issued Sunday after the water main break near Burns Boulevard and Bay Drive.
The area for the boil notice extended from Wallace Avenue and the Pineda Causeway.
Two days of sample tests showed the water is safe to drink.
Anyone with questions can call Public Works & Utilities Administration office at (321) 608-5000.

Part of the village of Oriskany is under a boil water advisory.
Mohawk Valley Water Authority crews repaired a water main break at Utica Street and Ridge Road, but the authority issued the boil water advisory as a result of the break.
It covers residents in the area of: • Utica Street (between Hillside Drive and Ridge Road) • Ridge Road • Hillside Drive • Sunray Terrace • Husted Drive • Ceral Lane • Spillway Drive After the restoration of service, the advisory will remain in effect for at least 48 hours or until tests show that the water is free of contamination.
Water should be boiled for at least two minutes before drinking or cooking.
The authority also offered this advice to residents: Don’t use water that appears cloudy or discolored, especially hot water to avoid drawing more water into the hot water tank.
The tank will have to be flushed once clear water is available.
Don’t wash clothes in discolored water.
Customers can get water test results by calling the boil water advisory hotline at 315-792-0309 or at www.mvwa.us an clicking “water advisory.”

ORISKANY – A boil water advisory has been issued for a section of Oriskany following a water main break.
Mohawk Valley Water Authority officials say maintenance crews have repaired a water main break near Utica Street and Ridge Road in the village of Oriskany, and now a boil water advisory is in effect for that area.
Customers on the following streets are under a boil water advisory: – Utica Street (between Hillside Drive and Ridge Road) – Ridge Road – Hillside Drive – Sunray Terrace – Husted Drive – Ceral Lane – Spillway Drive The boil water advisory will be in effect for at least 48 hours, or until tests show the water is free from contamination, according to MVWA officials.
Affected customers are advised to boil their water for at least two minutes before using it for drinking or cooking.
They’re also advised against using cloudy or discolored water, especially hot water.
Customers should also avoid washing their clothes because they could become permanently stained.
For more information, you can call the Boil Water Advisory Hotline at 315-792-0309.