Bob Flittie contributed this report
FREMONT – If you saw lots of cars lined up outside Christensen Field in Fremont Sunday afternoon, it was for Carona Virus (COVID-19) testing, under the sponsorship of Three Rivers Public Health. During Bob Flittie’s visit with Brian Newton, City Administrator Monday, we learned that about 300 tests were administered:
(By the way, Bob’s came back “negative”)
At the site of the City’s new lagoons, the covers are ready for installation, as Brian Newton updates the project:
Administrator Newton explained how the poultry waste will be treated, with the capture and creation of methane fed into the gas line
Brian Newton explained the “breakdown process” in the lagoons:
Brian Newton told about the City having to replace a 70-foot tall power pole along Luther Road near 22nd Street. Why? Because an inspection found that it had rotted out:
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