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(SUNfoto by Sarah Welsh) Pump Specialist Kerry Conner, of the Albuquerque-based firm Rodgers and Co., tests the water levels of a city of Española well located at the corner of Fairview Lane and El Llano Road. In order to do that, Conner had to let tens of thousands of gallons flow into a nearby ditch. The artesian well is currently off-line because of excess fluoride, but the city plans to blend it with another well in Ranchitos to reduce contaminant levels.

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    The city of Española has a laundry list of water needs, millions of dollars in unspent tax funds in the bank, and no clear plan for how to move forward. And yet city officials seem certain of one thing…

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