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Water Worries In Back Mountain 6/14/05

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
It has been a hot, dry June so far, and summer has not officially begun yet, and one part of Luzerne County. United Water Pennsylvania is urging their customers in Dallas and Shavertown to conserve water. High temperatures has increased demand for well-water, and supplies are running low. Authorities are asking people to hold-off on watering their lawns and filling swimming pools. They also urge people to only run clothes and dishwashing machines only with full loads. So far these measures are voluntary.

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