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Found in Philadelphia: 200-Year-Old Wooden Water MainsIn a city as old as Philadelphia, construction crews are bound to occasionally stumble on something of historical interest when they begin digging. Such was the case in early May when workers replacing a water line along the 900 block of Spruce Street encountered what appeared to be buried tree trunks. Idaho Wastewater Operator Doubles as Celebrity LookalikeWhen Ed Sheeran burst onto the music scene several years ago, William “Rusty” Goss took little notice of the popular English singer–songwriter and guitarist. Although familiar with some of Sheeran’s songs, the industrial wastewater operator living in Idaho knew little about the musician, including his appearance. After viewing photos of Sheeran and noting their striking resemblance, Goss realized that he had a unique opportunity. NJWEA’s Jack Lagrosa Remains ‘Young at Heart’John “Jack” Lagrosa stands among those who have made the New Jersey Water Environment Association (NJWEA) what it is today. The longtime leader and tireless champion for the association has worked to promote the roles of younger members. As a measure of thanks for his efforts, the organization’s Young Professionals Committee awarded him their Young at Heart Award. WEF Members Address the World’s Toughest Water Problems at UNLEASHIn August, the world-class talent of Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Va.) members was showcased at the global level. As invited guests to the 2017 UNLEASH Global Innovation Lab, 11 WEF members from all areas of the water sector did their part to improve the planet while gaining valuable insights from international peers. |
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