INC NEWS - Durham Celebrates Drinking Water Month

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Since  the City doesn't have a "PR Dept", I've been a believer that all such  
forwarded Press Releases include the source. This also allows folks to use  
the links that often accompany the original  announcement. 
Included  below, for everyone's information. Forwarded by Bill  Anderson: 
CITY  OF DURHAM 
Office  of Public Affairs 
101  City Hall Plaza 
Durham,  NC 27701 
News  Release  
For  Details, Contact: 
Beverly B.  Thompson 
Public Affairs  Director 
(919) 560-4123 x  229 
(919) 475-2362  (cell) 
Beverly.Thompson at durhamnc.gov   
For  Immediate Release: May 7,  2007 


City  of Durham  Celebrates Drinking Water Month   
Second  Annual H2Oh!  Festival Set for May 11 
Durham,  N.C. – The  City of Durham’s Department of Water Management is 
hosting the second annual  H2Oh! Festival from 9  a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on Friday, May 
11, 2007, at the City’s Brown Water Treatment  Plant, 1615 Infinity Road, 
Durham.  Local school children will participate  in a number of hands-on water 
related educational activities and receive a  guided tour of the City’s Brown 
Water Treatment Plant.    
In  addition to the H2Oh!  Festival, Mayor William V. “Bill” Bell will issue 
a proclamation at  the May 7 City Council meeting declaring May as Drinking 
Water Month in the City  of Durham.   The proclamation acknowledges the 
contributions of water plant operators, lab  technicians and other water industry 
professionals for their roles in providing  a clean, safe and adequate supply of 
drinking water to  residents. 
Also at  the May 7 meeting, Bell will recognize six student artists from  
three local schools who created winning interpretations in the City’s 2007 Water  
Conservation Poster Contest. The contest, coordinated by the City’s 
Department  of Water Management Conservation Program, is a part of the City’s annual  
celebration of Drinking Water Month.  
For  information on drinking water and water conservation, contact the City’s 
 conservation program staff at (919) 560-4381 or visit the City’s website at 
_http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/water_cons.cfm_ 
(http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/water_cons.cfm) .   
About  the City of Durham's Department of Water  Management
The City’s  Department of Water Management is responsible for the operation 
and maintenance  of Durham's  water supply, water treatment and water 
reclamation (wastewater treatment)  facilities, the collection and distribution systems 
(including meter  reading) and customer billing services.  For information on 
this  department, visit the City’s website at 
_http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/_ (http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/) .   

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In a message dated 5/7/2007 12:50:01 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
randy at 27beverly.com writes:

>From  the City PR Dept.

RWP
27 Beverly


Second Annual H2Oh!  Festival Set for May 11


Durham, N.C. – The City of Durham’s  Department of Water Management is
hosting the second annual H2Oh! Festival  from 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on
Friday, May 11, 2007, at the City’s Brown Water  Treatment Plant, 1615
Infinity Road, Durham.  Local school children  will participate in a number
of hands-on water related educational  activities and receive a guided tour
of the City’s Brown Water Treatment  Plant. 

In addition to the H2Oh! Festival, Mayor William V. “Bill”  Bell will issue
a proclamation at the May 7 City Council meeting declaring  May as Drinking
Water Month in the City of Durham.  The proclamation  acknowledges the
contributions of water plant operators, lab technicians  and other water
industry professionals for their roles in providing a  clean, safe and
adequate supply of drinking water to residents.

Also  at the May 7 meeting, Bell will recognize six student artists from
three  local schools who created winning interpretations in the City’s 2007
Water  Conservation Poster Contest. The contest, coordinated by the  City’s
Department of Water Management Conservation Program, is a part of  the
City’s annual celebration of Drinking Water Month.

For  information on drinking water and water conservation, contact the
City’s  conservation program staff at (919) 560-4381 or visit the City’s
website at  http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/water_cons.cfm.  

About the City of Durham's Department of Water  Management
The City’s Department of Water Management is responsible for the  operation
and maintenance of Durham's water supply, water treatment and  water
reclamation (wastewater treatment) facilities, the collection  and
distribution systems (including meter reading) and customer  billing
services.  For information on this department, visit the  City’s website  at
http://www.durhamnc.gov/departments/wm/.

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