Four York Water employees: Leroy Chronister, Gerry Bolton, James Johnson, and Alexander Wilson work to repair the break. The recent broken 10-inch water main in South George Street has been repaired and the street resurfaced. The ride there was bumpy for a while, but minor compared to the havoc caused
(See below for Miller’s detailed caption.) Like anything else, pipes do eventually suffer from wear, whether they are made of iron, ceramic, plastic, or log. Log? York was quite progressive, instituting a public water system in 1816. The first piping system, which lasted for many years, was constructed out of