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Eagle Lake shovel ready for water treatment plant but is still waiting for state help

Summary by Mankato Free Press
EAGLE LAKE — When the Minnesota Department of Health informed the city of Eagle Lake in February 2022 that its drinking water system had high levels of manganese, city officials knew they had to treat it.

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Eagle Lake shovel ready for water treatment plant but is still waiting for state help

EAGLE LAKE — When the Minnesota Department of Health informed the city of Eagle Lake in February 2022 that its drinking water system had high levels of manganese, city officials knew they had to treat it.

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Mankato Free Press broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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